The surfacing of roads is not a complex process.
"Many factors contribute in the surfacing of mental disorder in someone.
(In Dwight Chapin's plan, the President's speech was to be the occasion for the surfacing of "pro-Administration sentiment").
The surfacing of a website showing Roof holding Confederate flags alongside a racist manifesto deepened her resolve, she said.
Alas, most such tales tend to gloom: a coerced family gathering, a chill in the air, the surfacing of ancient, unappeased griefs.
In 2001, the surfacing of a photo that appeared to show Mr Fischer beating a policeman at a rally triggered a debate about his militant past.
Now each day brings reasons for despair, a new one for every shattered body on every bloodstained gurney, and the surfacing of a peace proposal sponsored by the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia does not automatically lift the spirit.
But in 1988 the moment of clarification seemed to arrive with the surfacing of a new art trend called Neo-Geo, a kind of Pop-Minimal-Conceptual mash-up with French theory thrown in.
Reading the responses got me thinking that a child resisting school might be a minor behavior issue that needs a firm response, or it might be the surfacing of a serious mental health problem that can't be cajoled away.
The earliest illustrations of wood finishing, the surfacing of pieces of furniture, are Egyptian and show the surfaces being scrubbed with flat objects that appear to be abrasive stones or blocks riding on abrasive sand.
PARIS — The French fashion house Christian Dior said Tuesday that it would dismiss its chief designer, John Galliano, after the surfacing of a video that showed his anti-Semitic outbursts at a Paris bar.
