Sentence examples for which emerged from inspiring English sources

One result was the Tea Party, which emerged in 2009.

Parts of the Charter of Forests, which emerged from it, remained in law until the 1970s.

Pariser was asked about sites like Viralnova, which emerged after Upworthy and adopted its template.

Not least about international law, which emerged as a rationale for treating Africans differently from Europeans.

The move, which emerged this week during the finance bill's third reading, had not been expected.

Not everything which emerged during the inquest will have been comfortable for his family to hear.

(That's not counting the hour-long Mekong Hotel, which emerged in 2012).

Its heterodox, gnostic approach to life, which emerged in the 1960s, was never really radical.

The latest example, which emerged on Thursday, is of a "general builder", Kevin Gaitely.

Of course, jazz, which emerged from post-Reconstruction black America, wasn't like any other art.

All services were suspended because of the problem which emerged at around 2pm.