Sentence examples for so emerged from inspiring English sources

And so emerged the Southwest Florida Eagle Cam.

From 700 initial inquiries, about 50 people toured the ranch and a dozen or so emerged as genuine contenders.

"Cymbeline," once considered a problematic play, has in the last decade or so emerged as a regular staple of the Shakespeare canon, appearing on major stages almost as often — if not more often — than the traditional favorites.

And so emerged the narrative of China as victim that can still be heard today, even as the country casts off its loser status.Despite China's growing strength, Ms Lovell sees worrying similarities between China's weaknesses today and those of the Chinese empire of 1838, describing both as "an impressive but improbable high-wire act, unified by ambition, bluff, pomp and pragmatism".

And so emerged the first signs of trouble.

So emerged Santiago, buoyed by the 25-minute top half of the first.

I've decided against walking all the way to Leith, so emerge at the Dene.

Over the next few years rich countries' debt will rise further, so emerging markets' indebtedness will be only one-third of theirs by 2014.

In neither case do investors in existing quoted companies benefit.Investors also need to be wary of the argument that, as emerging economies become more important in global GDP, so emerging markets will take a bigger weight in global stockmarket capitalisation.

So, emerging irreversibility occurs.

So emerging techniques to artificially boost the number and the impact of papers appear.