Sentence examples for which it emerges from inspiring English sources

When those arms swing into position, the electricity completes its journey to the transformers, from which it emerges at 13,000 volts.

The future is also remarkable in its contingency upon the specific social structure from which it emerges and linked to those needs and hopes.

From Lake Victoria it flows, as the Victoria Nile, into Lake Albert, from which it emerges as the Albert Nile.

Unlike Hayek and Friedman, it has no impact at all on the thinking of those not already committed to the ideology from which it emerges.

If there is any hope of discovering the process out of which it emerges, ancient Egypt might be the place that will yield some clues.

Likewise, it is not the characters' plebeian behaviour that holds the film's focus but the sincere place from which it emerges.

The band has managed to outlast the postpunk-revival boomlet from which it emerged, diversifying its sound (up to a point) and broadening its focus (likewise).

Two themes dominate the linguistic and literary development of medieval Latin: its close and creative adaptation of the classical heritage from which it emerged and its changing relationship with the medieval vernacular languages.

Likewise, US Airways left retirement health care intact during its first bankruptcy, which it emerged from in April 2003.

Its activities were "buried" for almost four years, after which it emerged that no action was to be taken.

Suzanne E Smith's non-fiction book describes the 1960s legendary Motown music and culture, "in the backdrop of the community in which it emerged and after which it was named, and examining its relationship with the civil-rights struggle," as reviewed in the Times Literary Supplement.