A new study suggests that multitasking skills don't fully emerge until late in the teenage years.

Elizabeth's words caught in her throat as he fully emerged from the duct and stood straight.

His leadership and skills laid the foundations for France to emerge fully on the international stage.

Then the figure emerged fully into the light.

Patrice had swiftly opened her own door, was at the head of the stairs, before she'd fully emerged.

All this feels like a final, desperate attempt to pin down a character who has never fully emerged.

Part of his soul was still back there in the terrible empty gulf, he hadn't emerged fully into life, not yet.

The top of Alan's head appeared as though he were testing the air before emerging fully.

These, as you will note, are the natural reactions of childhood, from which he never fully emerges.

The new conservative politics that fully emerged with the 1994 election was "cultural," as the Reagan revolution had not been.