Sentence examples for but being from from inspiring English sources
But being from outside Wisconsin could be.
But, being from New York, I didn't like the local style; it was too doughy, too cheesy, the sauce not right.
"It's nothing other than the elements, but being from New York City he had no understanding that there would be additional maintenance required from the water," Mr. Peele said.
There is a legend that the first ever game was played with an Englishman's head and the ribbons on the ball symbolise his hair but, being from Sheffield, this wasn't something I really wanted to dwell on for too long.
He has solid financial support from corporations and groups based in South Jersey, but being from the politically weaker end of the state, and from the state's poorest city, erodes his base of support.
"You know, the temptation was to think that it might someday be called the Eddy Minimum, that is, to call it nothing in the hope that someone else would do that," he said in an oral history interview for the American Institute of Physics, "but being from Nebraska, I could never do anything like that".
Being a Catholic doesn't hurt him downstate our Cajuns are Catholics, too, of course but being from New Orleans does hurt.
She can be liberal she has compassion for poor people in the United States, because she was an immigrant but, being from the equivalent of Mississippi in Korea, she thinks Korean liberals are all Commies.
"But it's from our winery".
