Sentence examples for came its from inspiring English sources

And, although the scorn heaped on other clubs which had been linked with the player meant Oldham Athletic believed it was fully braced for the pressure that came its way, it doesn't seem to have been prepared for threats of violence.

It's a project that you wish it well with, because Seat is one of those perpetually bubbling-under acts that you wouldn't begrudge a whopping chart smash if it ever came its way.

It continued when peace came, its heyday being the 1950s and 60s, but Tarantino's inspiration was a schlocky Italian exploitation movie, Enzo G Castellari's 1978 Quel maledetto treno blindato (That damned armoured train) that received a limited release in the English-speaking world as The Inglorious Bastards.

Bartok's apparent weakness, in fact, demonstrated an artistic personality so strong that it could absorb any influence that came its way.

Then came its opposite: embracing the far right and even bringing it into government, in the hope that contact with reality would both moderate it and reduce its appeal.Mr Sarkozy tried another approach in the run-up to the 2007 election: he occupied the National Front's ground by ranting about immigrants and using coded anti-Islam discourse.

Hollywood has always fancied it could undermine and destroy the great talents that came its way by giving them money.

Next comes its reproductive phase.

Now comes its boot collaboration with Timberland.

Recently, prestigious grants have come its way.

From this comes its name: "treap" = "tree heap".

With the comforts of middle age come its unmentionable tragedies.