Issuing from this, and crossing a small green valley, we entered another rent of the same nature, still narrower than the other, the rocks on either side rising in nearly vertical precipices perhaps 1,500 feet in height.
Here the stream was two feet deep, swift and clear, issuing from a neighboring snow peak.
The arms of the German family of Donnersperg very appropriately are: "Sable, three thunderbolts orissuing from a chief nebuly argent, in base a mount of three coupeaux of the second.
The arms in question are: "Azure, a heliotrope or, issuing from a stalk sprouting from two leaves vert, in chief the sun in splendour proper.
In Scotland and Ireland, Lyon King of Arms and Ulster King of Arms have always been considered to have, and still retain, the right to grant crests upon a chapeau or issuing from a crest.
Issuing from an heraldic coronet showing three strawberry leaves, the colour of the coronet being exemplified in the official grant.
Issuing from a Mural coronet, sometimes granted to Army officers.
Issuing from a Naval coronet, sometimes granted to Naval officers.
The course of the wadi we had left trended from south-east to north-east, on issuing from which we took the line on the western side of the Ghuwair, and easily descended over small eminences.
Passed through a defile, on issuing from which we observed a little stream with oleander, in pink blossom, thirty feet high, and in great abundance.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "issuing from" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
