arise from something *
arise out of something

After two days of rest, I arose from my bed.

The position can also arise from the less common move order 1.

Two questions arise from his relationship with a staff member.

These arise from the outside jobs of many Council members.

I would like to make two particular points which arise from this.

It arose from forces that were already part of their culture.

An image's view can be arising from the history of the use media.

But after this another scene arose, on a ground different from all the former.

But sometimes, a good discussion can arise from a great movie.

Every day something new seems to arise from Martin, a 25-year-old forward.