An intense, even passionate story surfaces from this calm millpond.
It surfaces from time to time and has again".
"Microbes colonize our body surfaces from the moment of our birth," Gordon said.
One is to screen off the two surfaces from each other.
The Fizeau-Laurent surface interferometer (see Figure) reveals departures of polished surfaces from a plane.
By the time Logan surfaces from a booze-soaked slumber, William has slaughtered every single host in the confederate camp.
Skeleton after skeleton surfaces from the dark waters of the Mississippi - and hits the audience right where it hurts.
We're left with a stray signifier: the dolphin tattooed on Laura's hip surfaces from the murk of the Ganges.
Having fashioned himself as a sort of painterly Publius, Banksy surfaces from time to time to prod the popular conscience.
PAINTING, said Ambrose Bierce, is "the art of protecting flat surfaces from the weather and exposing them to the critic".
The pond, fed by the Seine, can turn murky, but the slow-moving carp don't seem to mind, nor does the otter that surfaces from time to time.
