"amaze from" is not a correct phrase in written English.
A more correct and commonly used phrase would be "amazed by" or "amazed at." Example: The audience was amazed by the acrobat's incredible performance.
"I was amazed from the start how professional he is, how much work he puts in on a daily basis.
I was amazed from the beginning at their lack of bitterness, but obviously things have been incredibly difficult for them, and getting their lives going has taken a long time.
You'll be amazed from how much easier Italian is once you've studied Spanish first.
Visit the falls during the nighttime and enjoy the sightseeing with illumination of lights (amazing) from Canada even for the American side.
Those gorgeous Art Nouveau lines and that incredible tile work just amaze me!" From Trippy member Courtney Robinson of Los Angeles, California.
Additional tweets from Kardashian's family included "Gorgeous!!!! #amazing #stunning" from Kardashian matriarch Kris Jenner and "#love" from younger sister Khloe Kardashian.
The former is a dive located next to Jefferson Hospital (just a stone's throw from the convention center), which features dirt cheap drinks and "amazing food from a soul-food cook who makes a mean wing".
Each lunge produced amazed gasps from the witnesses inside Arthur Ashe Stadium yesterday.
In one stunning sequence during that series, the outfielder Andre Ethier openly challenged Don Mattingly, then the manager, in the dugout, drawing amazed stares from teammates.
