Sentence examples for which he emerges from inspiring English sources

Jeeves takes one look at Bertie, brushes past him, and vanishes into the kitchen, from which he emerges a moment later with a glass on a tray.

Essentially drawn to minimalist structures, he does infinitely better in "Hunt," in which he emerges from the fog onstage in a layered tulle skirt.

Canonized as a saint in 2002, he is shown as a bespectacled, unnaturally cheerful goody-good who suffers a mild crisis of faith from which he emerges with a broader smile than ever.

At the heart of these concerns lies a misunderstanding of Obama's approach and the progressive tradition from which he emerges, because he is engaged in something not seen on the national stage for a very long time.

The immediate impact of Marowitz survives in his books, particularly The Act of Being (1978) from which he emerges as a director who, above all, loved the art of acting.

Yes, it is true that, in a review of one of my books, the New York Times said that "through candor and comprehensiveness, Jackson writes a convincing revisionist take, in which he emerges as an excellent coach," but those are just words, and words burn.

Perhaps there is a deep craving in man for the primeval ooze from which he emerged.

Black Dylan sound nothing like a black Dylan, but they are rooted in the pop era during which he emerged.

In pairing these works, Mr. Crutchfield is saluting Verdi in his anniversary year by honoring the Bel Canto heritage from which he emerged, which Rossini epitomized.

There he created his most important early works, the Armstrong Hot Five and Hot Seven recordings of 1925 28, on which he emerged as the first great jazz soloist.

The midfielder won players' player of the year following an accomplished campaign in which he emerged from Paul Scholes' shadow to show his true worth to the team.