Sentence examples for as comes from inspiring English sources

The anguish, the anguish — the same dread as comes before nausea, but only spiritual.

"Bum" is about as polite a description as comes to mind.

The film is punctuated by mechanical sex scenes, and does not so much end as comes to a sudden halt.

Such reliable news as comes from the battlefront suggests that the army is no longer in retreat from the Tigers.

The one drawback to the classic model — as comes through in Lee Vance's overplotted but relentlessly readable debut novel, RESTITUTION (Knopf, $23.95) — is having to pick (and discard) new signifiers of corruption from among the many contemporary offerings.

But it is also comedy, as comes through unexpectedly in an interview with Charlotte Gainsbourg, from the Frankfurter Rundschau and translated by Sign and Sight, about the making of Lars von Trier's "Antichrist".

That's currently listed as "coming soon".

Other registrars are listed as "coming soon".

These samples were defined as coming from the wound.

"As soon as it comes," he said.

Respect goes as easily as it comes.