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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are from someone" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the origin or source of something, typically in reference to information, messages, or items.
Example: "The documents you requested are from someone who wishes to remain anonymous."
Alternatives: "come from someone" or "originate from someone".
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Some of my favorite things — including the sundress I'm wearing today and the Winnie the Pooh car that Jay is pushing our daughter in — are from someone else's life.
I believe the greatest stories told are from someone's heart, passion, and guts.
If these signs are from someone you DON'T like, tell them to stop and if they don't, ignore them.
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"It's from someone called History".
"The last threat against me was from someone in Germany.
It was from someone with an e-mail address "kyleblacksox".
Sally said no, that the message was from someone else.
"It could have been from someone at São Paulo".
"The second-most-popular type is from someone who is self-employed".
"And this is from someone who was not high on him.
It will be from someone wanting to talk, and Walker is eager to listen.
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