Sentence examples for which have surfaced from inspiring English sources

"And there are a whole range of names, many of which have surfaced".

As always, there's a number of rumours swirling about the new phone, many of which have surfaced at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.

The documents published by Gawker, some of which have surfaced before, make clear that tax avoidance is a primary aim of some of his investments.

Her face is on the front, and 12 songs — all of which have surfaced online in recent weeks — are listed on the back.

The solar case has become one of the sharpest sticking points in growing trade tensions between the United States and China, which have surfaced in the presidential contest as well.

Mr Bingham has previously said that he is not convinced that his father killed Ms Rivett but believes he killed himself afterwards, dismissing the endless supply of conspiracy theories and speculative sightings which have surfaced over the past 40 years.

Siebe Gorman was wrong.The Lords thus ended a debate which had surfaced in New Zealand in 2001.

The song, which has surfaced online, is a mid-tempo ballad rising to an anthemic refrain, "You took a breath / and the world was right again," Beyoncé sings.

The well-preserved 233rd example which has surfaced in the public library of the small town near Calais could throw new light on Shakespeare's writing.

Or, more worryingly, Mr Erdogan may be influenced by a resurgence of Turkish nationalism, which has surfaced in various nasty ways.

She also noted that a redacted list of donors to the California effort, which has surfaced in connection with the investigation, has revealed no contributions from either of the Koch brothers.