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Meanings of issuing from in English
Usage of issuing from in English
1
The scream, issuing from the depths of the wood, rent the air.
2
Several people, issuing from the gate, crossed the sidewalk and got in.
3
Men and women in various degrees of dishabille, were issuing from doorways.
4
And she pointed to clouds of smoke issuing from the laboratory chimney.
5
The flakes issuing from his mouth signify that he is guiding them.
6
The sound was prolonged and deep, as though issuing from many throats.
7
Smoke issuing from one of its chimneys showed that it was occupied.
8
Dreams sweep over him, issuing from the fabled gates of shining ivory.
9
The warm fragrance of perfumes was issuing from windows, air-holes, and lattices.
10
Further on, they found several brooks, issuing from the neighbouring little hills.
11
She thought a moment, a faint burrish humming issuing from her lips.
12
Now wafts of smoke could be seen issuing from the robot's wheels.
13
He was like a man issuing from a long fast, hungrily eating.
14
The smell issuing from this colossus, overthrown, burned, and calcined, was horrible.
15
A comma-shaped figure, issuing from a person's mouth, would stand for speech.
16
A seeking, yearning desire issuing from her soul and trying to find-what
This collocation consists of:
Issuing from through the time
Issuing from across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common