Sentence examples for are more from from inspiring English sources

A stricter policy since then has discouraged French buyers, and today there are more from elsewhere in Europe, particularly Britain and the northern countries, he said.

THE BILL While pasta and risotto entrees are between $15 and $21, other dinner entrees are more, from $24 to $38 $9 to $255 at lunch).

In the last three years, however, he has seen the buyer population diversify; there are more from Long Island, Brooklyn, and elsewhere in Queens, as well as an influx of Asian-American buyers.

Each of the 5 soundscapes have a different feel some of them are more from top to bottom, some of them are more architectural, some of them are more spherical.

"We've got a lot of talent returning, but we need to make a few changes, and I would say those changes are more from a preparation and cultural standpoint than anything else.

5.25pm BST Here's more from Alistair Carmichael.

10.11am BST And here is more from the Ipsa news release.

4.14pm: Here's more from David Cameron's speech in Belfast.

I think she's more from the Midlands.

The pressure was more from history than my father.

There'll be more from Graham Jones' 'Last Shop Standing' next week?