Sentence examples for that we emerge from inspiring English sources

That we emerge from it all smiling is a credit to the delicate balancing act that this very likable movie pulls off with aplomb.

Ford has been taking robust and decisive action in Europe to maintain the continued viability of the business and to ensure that we emerge from this recession stronger".

The important thing is that we emerge stronger from this and pull together as a united party and we really get serious about winning the next election.

It sets up, in the person of its central character, a monolithic desolation, and then spends two hours capering around it, so that we emerge, at the end, not quite sure whether to feel toyed with or ground down.

It's in everyone's interest that we emerge with more of the former and fewer of the latter.

As opposition law makers hooted and jeered at Darling and his Labor party colleagues, the finance minister said his $30.3 billion stimulus package would "ensure that we emerge from the current downturn stronger, and ready to seize the opportunities in front of us".

So, I can truthfully say that we emerged with a great sense of self congratulatory ego.

We must not forget that when we emerge from the recession, it is today's young people that will help to shape the economic fortunes of the country.

From that now infamous flash point, the violence spread so quickly that when we emerged from First A.M.E. a few miles away, several businesses on Adams Boulevard were burning.

I expect that we will emerge bruised but more united.

That's my worry — that we will emerge without a serious sense that there are problems we need to fix.