Sentence examples for women surface from inspiring English sources

Outlandish women surface, and Purdy's own pent-up frustration at the Manhattan publishing scene brings crude mangling of famous names; more pertinent are such observations as "like so many men whose main interest in life is making a fortune and then doubling it, he had a more than routine interest in the civil war".

Researching further, I found water/serpent women surface in ancient tales of almost every culture, as goddesses, monsters, or a hybrid of both.

The latest curve, accusations of sexual misconduct against Mr. Schwarzenegger by more than a dozen women, surfaced so late in the campaign that many analysts suggested it was impossible to measure the impact.

On Thanksgiving 2005 he got into an altercation in a hotel bar with members of the band 311; in February 2006 he was arrested for public drunkenness at Los Angeles International Airport en route to his honeymoon; days later clips from a sex tape featuring him with Kid Rock and several women surfaced on the Internet, scandalizing many of his Christian fans.

However, when photos of a naked Miss Nevada 2007 kissing other women surfaced, Trump was not so generous and she lost her crown.

Walden acknowledged that Republicans lost some ground in early and mid-October after Trump's 2005 comments about forcibly grabbing and kissing women surfaced.

Thompson, who also has a 2-year-old son named Prince, made headlines in April last year when videos of him with other women surfaced online days before Kardashian gave birth.

A new video of a kidnapped Polish woman surfaced late Saturday, lifting hopes among officials in her government, the agency reported.

The seat became vacant in February when Republican Chris Lee, who won in 2010 with 74% of the vote, resigned after shirtless photos he sent to a woman surfaced online.

In contrast to the web of lies he spun back in 2011, Mr Weiner fessed up immediately when this fresh round of web- and phone-based sexual banter with a 22-year-old woman surfaced on a gossip website.

Then an 87-year-old woman surfaced to say that she had three prints that looked a lot like Mr. Norsigian's images — one was hanging in her bathroom — and that they had been shot, she said, not by Adams, but by Earl Brooks, her uncle, who was a little-known photographer.