Sentence examples for which emerged a from inspiring English sources

Previous video footage, which emerged a few days after his death, challenged the original official version of events.

Cohn's words presaged the rise of punk, which emerged, a decade later, as a corrective to the rock-as-art pretensions that "Sgt. Pepper" represented.

In 1936 Mr. Moiseyev was appointed dance director of the Moscow Theater of Folk Art, from which emerged, a year later, the Soviet Union's first folk-dance ensemble.

The British Museum celebrates Mexico's first socialist uprising from which emerged a leftwing government that used art to promote their propaganda.

The most dramatic presentation was the red snapper balloon, a baked paper cocoon from which emerged a moist, spicy red snapper filet, along with a luscious mix of leeks and shiitaki mushrooms in saki, served with a chive aioli.

This time around, the party bus is camped out in front of Samsung HQ, from the depths of which emerged a handset never before seen by the world.

The story involves a bin full of old toys, from which emerges a toy clown that comes to life.

Here, the blue-green glass panes on either side of a long dark corridor are broken in places, from which emerge a profusion of leaves and attenuated branches.

Typically, the censer has a round pedestal base with molded patterns of the sea and sea animals, from which emerges a stem supporting the incense cup.

And glad not to have invented Such comeliness, we are surrounded: A silence already filled with noises, A canvas on which emerges A chorus of smiles, a winter morning.

Ball is more modest in his aims: physics can't tell us how to live our lives, nor can it provide a "universal equation into which we feed numbers and out of which emerges a deterministic description of social behaviour".