Sentence examples for almost came from from inspiring English sources

Clyde, another bass player, who almost came from Louisiana, seems to have informed a dozen songs.

The opener almost came from an unlikely source when Sasa Papac embarked on an impressive run past several Accies players before forcing a decent save from Cerny with an angled drive.

"There's an atmosphere that almost comes from the subconscious.

"There is an earnestness that almost comes from a naïve vantage point," Walker says.

Here, though, the impulse almost comes from the war's epicenter.

The circumstances behind that fateful scrape are teased out and finally divulged like the crime in a procedural, and the eerie light that emanates from the Strad's case could almost come from a black-and-white noir.

So the oil produced almost comes from this area.

Most of highly-cited journals almost come from Virology, Neurology, and comprehensive journals, indicating JCV paper mainly absorbs frontier knowledge from these fields.

The Pacers almost came back from a 7-point deficit twice in the final minutes.

Leather fragments almost all came from shoes, and included an almost complete child's shoe dating from the late 16th or the 17th century.

"Almost none came from their Mittelstand business.