Sentence examples for came from much from inspiring English sources

Since it came from much farther than that, it's exempt.

Registration figures indicated that 7 of 10 were from South Dakota, although a few came from much farther afield.

Plants that came from much warmer climates were able to thrive there because cities, filled with heat-absorbing buildings and hard surfaces, are warmer than rural areas.

The rise in pre-tax profits reflected the $1.4bn reduction in litigation costs and fines from a year earlier, half of which came from much lower payouts to UK customers who were mis-sold products such as PPI.

Rather than moving from neighbouring countries including Australia, Papua New Guinea or the Solomon Islands – where people have lived for between 40,000 and 50,000 years – Vanuatu's original inhabitants came from much further north in Taiwan and the northern Philippines, the scientists found.

The Provo, Utah-based company came from much humbler beginnings, bootstrapping the operation for a decade before finally taking financing from Sequoia and Accel in 2012.

My identity comes from much more than that.

You see, I didn't come from much.

The middle note comes from much higher in the overtone series.

In this case, though, the problems may come from much farther away than the White House.

Like my father, she comes from much farther away than anyone who vacations here.