Sentence examples for To come via from inspiring English sources
Her own favorite examples seem to come via the multiplex; she cites Mulan, Rocky Balboa, and Katniss Everdeen.
As with Japan's recent bond-buying splurge, the main effect seems likely to come via the exchange rate.
The savings are expected to come via shared platforms, engines, distribution and sales as the United States economy recovers.
Like Swift, Musgraves is a gifted songwriter – though her route to the mainstream is likely to come via audiences other than teenpop.
"It took weeks, if not months, to get a reply from Samoa because all the post had to come via Australia".
Such an increase would require approval from European governments and would have to come via central banks in the European Union.
The Clint Eastwood of the East seems to have come via Texas, not Bangalore".
The majority of the remaining visits to RGD come via referring links at the NCBI National Center for Biotechnology Informationn) [ 15], HGNC HUGO Gene Nomenclature Committeee) [ 16] and Ensembl [ 6] websites.
The interviews have to come in via – gasp! – ye olde telephone.
"His father went back to Pakistan to tell the family about Khalid's cancer, and decided to come back via Mecca, to pray for his recovery.
One of them felt compelled to come out via social media after the pressure. .
