Sentence examples for Means of coming from inspiring English sources

A means of coming into one's own maturity.

Tragedy is a means of coming to terms with that evil.

After all, a child deprived, through some Knowltonian means, of coming into existence, loses everything.

The terrorist attacks affected virtually every means of coming and going in the country.

The Lib Dems have been crushed, Ukip is finished and Labour has no visible means of coming back as a credible alternative government in five years' time.

Eventually, though, he began afresh, with a new conviction that the novel was the best means of coming to terms with what had altered.

And it is — but it will take a while before most people realize that they meant the value of coming from the right family.

And it is -- but it will take a while before most people realize that they meant the value of coming from the right family.

As a result arc discharge happens between titanium electrodes, and HAuCl4 reduces to gold nanoparticles by means of electrons coming from the plasma zone.

What I mean is a sort of coming home to what you might have done athletically as a sixth grader.

For, they say, was there ever a painter who by means of colour came as close to nature by his beautiful light, lovely harmony, and unique, unusual thoughts [as to the narrative?] and so forth?