Sentence examples for best come from from inspiring English sources
The best come from Tokyo, and the Japanese even have a word for them.
Some of the best come from Hermann J. Wiemer of Dundee, N.Y.
In Portugal, the best come from the Montado region of Alentejo.
As Mr Dink argued, recognition of Turkey's past misdeeds would best come from unfettered debate among Turks, not from vote-seeking foreign politicians.
I tell them I love them, hug them more," he says, "but the values – that drive and determination always to do your best – come from my mum.
Maybe soon or in the next 10 years, it'll be again that all the best come from the U.S.A., but not right now".
The best comes from the village of Burtrask.
His best comes from the back seat of a teammate's car.
One of the best came from Casio, whose representatives conducted 20-minute demonstrations of its new G-Shock GB6900 wristwatch.
Prosecco is a simple wine capable of big charms, and the best comes from the Treviso region of Italy.
"Caring about who is best comes from a function that originally has to do with survival," he said.
