Sentence examples for still emanating from inspiring English sources

These old broadcasts are still emanating into outer space, and those radio waves are just going to go on infinitely".

Exhausted, full, and with the fumes of port still emanating from our holes, we now have to survive this awkward period.

At others, it felt as if he had deeply inhaled the strange and unwholesome odour still emanating from Walerian Borowczyk's Immoral Tales.

However, large dust storms were still emanating from the vast deserts in the north, which included the Lopnor nuclear test site - raising fears that storms could interfere with the 2008 Olympics in Beijing and might contain radioactive particles.

At times, Garrone seemed to have taken inspiration from Michelangelo Antonioni's own fabular tale The Mystery of Oberwald – at others, it felt like he had deeply inhaled the strange and unwholesome odour still emanating from Walerian Borowczyk's Immoral Tales.

Admiral Landry and officials from BP and Transocean, the Swiss company that owned the giant rig, could not say with certainty whether oil and gas were still emanating from the well underwater, though Adrian Rose, a vice president at Transocean, said the response team "was not able to stem the flow of hydrocarbons" before the rig sank.

Small flames and smoke still emanated from acres of land on the neighborhood's southwest section.

An African mask, sterile and isolated in a museum vitrine, can still emanate a totemic power.

Then, there was the creeping smoke that still emanated from the site and curled toward the Hudson River.

This is the time of year when people still emanate a glow of goodness, fueled by a thoughtful holiday season and New Year's resolutions.

A sense of real danger still emanates from those dank, ill-lit New York streets, and from the Edward Hopper-style brothel-cum-bar where Sparafucile plies his murderous trade.