Because then that would emanate to me.
Everything would emanate from the monster's design.
As a result, Paul Bremer and his colleagues failed to anticipate the level of resistance that would emanate from Iraq's various factions — in particular, the Shia.
It's not surprising that the mix of piety and depravity that characterizes this movement would emanate from the soul of its founder.
It was explained that the decision was made at a time when no one knew for how long the radiation would emanate from the Ukrainian reactor.
The resulting report argued for using radio telescopes to listen for the kinds of electromagnetic signals that would emanate from an advanced civilization in space.
One truth would emanate from the bulk of the scientific community; the other, from a cadre of people primarily in the employment of the tobacco industry.
Mr. Ward said he thought that the governor's office squelched the plan, making it clear that all memorial planning would emanate directly from there.
Mr. Hodson remembered heated board meetings when, he said, an icy silence would emanate from Mrs. Furse's corner if her ideas did not meet with approval.
Edwin Turner, a professor in Princeton's Department of Astrophysical Sciences, and Avi Loeb, professor and chair of Harvard's Department of Astronomy, have reported a technique that could detect alien civilizations by the artificial light that would emanate from their cities.
