| emerge as | 190.26 | China has once again emerged as a world power. | ||
| emerge in | 73.47 | The flowers emerge in the spring. | ||
| emerge with | 29.95 | Bennett emerged with a shotgun. | ||
| emerge on | 15.67 | Each year a theme emerges on its own. | ||
| emerge of | 10.34 | Details emerge of terror to force out refugees. | ||
| emerge at | 10.27 | At night it emerges to forage. | ||
| emerge for | 8.43 | Similar gaps emerged for women. | ||
| emerge after | 8.29 | A new middle class emerged after the war. | ||
| emerge over | 7.83 | That can only emerge over time. | ||
| emerge about | 6.71 | They emerged about an hour later. | ||
| emerge into | 5.86 | Russia will emerge into the light. | ||
| emerge during | 5.79 | Another strong bloc emerged during the sessions. | ||
| emerge between | 4.67 | Other tensions emerged between the two men. | ||
| emerge among | 3.88 | Divisions emerge among Southeast Asian nations. | ||
| emerge through | 3.42 | He said the truth only emerges through debate. | ||
| emerge behind | 3.09 | A man emerges from behind the barrels. | ||
| emerge by | 3.09 | The nominees could emerge by mid-March. | ||
| emerge to | 2.90 | They emerge only to strike at the Israelis and then retreat. | ||
| emerge within | 2.37 | Criticism has also emerged from within the fold. | ||
| emerge under | 2.24 | But why do these scandals emerge under a Democrat regime? |