emanate in A Sentence

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    At times, strange smells may Emanate from inside your car.

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    It is estimated that more than 5.7 million visits Emanate from the country.

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    Detail those‘cost synergies,' and more importantly, where they will Emanate from.

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    Terrorism emanating from our neighbourhood remains a major security threat to us.

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    Emanating from between the loins and the ribs.

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    BAD BREATH, or halitosis, is an unpleasant odor emanating from the mouth.

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    Of course, can be unpleasant, like those emanating from waste.

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    The message of the mandate emanating from here goes all over the country.

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    But that doesn't tell the full story of where all that Emanated from.

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    But Pakistan should first address the problem of terrorism emanating from its soil.

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    The messages of 2018 mostly Emanated from the streets- from Paris to Delhi.

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    But how can the human community cope with the threats emanating from climate change?

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    Antony expressed his satisfaction with the US realisation that global terrorism Emanated from Pakistan.

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    Belgians naturally“lead from behind,” to use the famed phrase emanating from Obama's White House.

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    Terrorism that Emanates from there has affected not only India but also many other countries.

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    We specify that it Emanates from the term villa, which can be translated as“country house”.

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    HomeNewsSeeing the red light emanating from the cobra's head, you will also be left stunned, viral photograph.

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    The pressure from the demonic forces is a reality that Emanates from the evil spirit world.

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    Burning the dead body hurts people with its bad smell and smoke emanating from the corpse fire.

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    Thus, we discover that it Emanates from the word“net,” which can be translated as“without spots, clean.”.

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    It is the sum and substance of all the words that can Emanate from the human throat.

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    However, terrorism and extremism emanating from our shared neighbourhood remains a major security threat for Indiaand for Belarustoo.

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    And this trust Emanates from the faith that we would be sensitive to each other's concerns and interests.

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    Give the impression that the Contribution Emanates from The Live Group if this is not the case.

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    Such love Emanates from Jehovah, the God of love, so it is a fruit of God's spirit.

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    A small rail line"Raipur-Dhamtari" emanating from the Abhanapur and combines Navapara located on the other side of Rajim.

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    These are set on a backdrop of tall buildings with brightly shining light emanating from the high-rises.

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    It is also called Pranav because its sound Emanates from the Prana(vital vibration), which feels the Universe.

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    In the 1100s, the Jewish community within Girona flourished, and Emanated that in the city of Venice.

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    These targeted sanctions are part of a broader effort to address the ongoing nefarious attacks emanating from Russia.”.

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