Sentence examples for came de from inspiring English sources

When war came, de Valera denied Britain access to the Treaty Ports under Irish neutrality.

Next came "de terrae fine," also from 2001, a violin soliloquy prompted by an expansive view of the Atlantic Ocean from a house on the Irish coast.

In 1944 came de Gaulle's Provisional Govt., and in 1946 came the Fourth Republic, which lasted twelve weak and addled years before it fell into de Gaulle's Fifth Republic, now 4 1/2 years old.

From the left came de Blasio, with his "tale of two cities" and his proposal to raise taxes on the rich to finance expanded pre-kindergarten for the poor and middle class, who are the primary users of city-run programs.

for the first time, comes de Wet.

"He could sleep until he knew the next check was coming," de Latour said.

The money is coming, de la Piedra tells Witter, almost daily.

Two former Miles Franklin winners appear in the shortlist: Michelle de Kretser for The Life to Come (de Kretser won in 2013 for Questions of Travel); and Kim Scott for Taboo.

Pigmeat Markham had top billing both because he is a funny man and because he is the only one of the group to have had a recent commerical success - his recording of his "Here Come de Judge" routine.

Seed capital for the app came from DE-DE, a marketing startup accelerator, which gives you some idea why this app was built.

The group's de facto leader was Graham, but its nickname came from de Kooning, who saw himself as its d'Artagnan.