Sentence examples for by comes from inspiring English sources

Before the Parade Passes By comes up new minted.

The slaughtered pig being delivered by truck out on the street, where Hasidic Jews pass by, comes from a celebrated organic pig farmer.

Getting by comes in different forms, from knowing where you can buy the cheapest chicken to how to handle the many government agencies you may have to deal with.

George Vecsey, the writer and columnist for The New York Times, gets at Robinson's ability to help and to raise up others in his 2006 history, "Baseball," when he writes, "Every black politician, every black rap singer, every black athlete of today, every black citizen vaguely getting by, comes through Jackie Robinson, but without the incredible stress that wore Robinson down before his time".

The opening-night presentation, "Written By," comes from the most fertile production company in Hong Kong, Milkyway Image, and stars Lau Ching Wan (of last year's favorite, "Mad Detective") playing a lawyer who dies in the opening reel but is brought back to life as a character in a novel by his grieving daughter (Kelly Lin).

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He surprised pollsters by coming second.

"What have I gained by coming forward?

"We make a statement by coming here.

I gained a lot by coming here".

"He's dehorned by coming," Mr. Perkins said.