Sentence examples for are from you from inspiring English sources
preposition
With the source or provenance of or at.
- This wine comes from France.
We don't really care where you are from; you can't do that to our citizens".
So make friends with the "high priests of liberal studies," no matter how distant they are from you.
"It's socially divisive in a way it shouldn't be, because I think wherever you are from you should be able to follow your passion.
Nowadays, if you have enough willpower, it doesn't matter what social class you are from, you can still get where you want.
I needn't even ask the question … I've been in the business long enough to know that men are making more money than you are from you getting naked.
He began writing travel pieces for newspapers in the 1970s and this evocative new collection of essays – which sadly are undated – is a paean to the life, cities and food of the Mediterranean, particularly his home, Marseilles: "Wherever you are from, you feel at home in Marseilles".
"Nothing, nothing, nothing," a saleswoman in the Marc Jacobs section said, noting that the high-end bags are from Italy and the cheaper ones are from you-know-where.
No matter where you were from, you helped each other.
