Sentence examples for usually emerging from from inspiring English sources

In the last few years, he has taken aim at McDonald's, Wendy's and, most recently, Target, usually emerging from these tugs of war with profits for his hedge fund.

Republics have usually emerged from wars or revolutions.

Elsewhere these new left parties have usually emerged from fledgling movements.

Miniature earthworms usually emerge from the cocoon after two to four weeks.

They usually emerge from one person's imagination, take more risks, and have the power to really hook us.

We know that they usually emerge from animals and most often in specific locations around the world, places like the Congo Basin and Southeast Asia.

Primary elections in districts that are overwhelmingly Republican produce candidates generally to the right of the average Republican, while more liberal Democrats usually emerge from primaries in districts that are overwhelmingly Democratic.

What makes Major Barbara the most terrifying of the three plays is that it is most uncomfortable for those in the audience who might usually emerge from a Shaw play with the warmest glow of vindication.

It has also calmed the nerves of tens of thousands of parents, grandparents, day care workers and others who feared the worst, and who usually emerged from their crises relieved and chastened.

They usually emerge from hibernation later than their host species.

On Yom Kippur, we usually emerge from our hunger black-out mid bagel, and remember little else.