Sentence examples for cases come from from inspiring English sources

The cases come from smaller towns and cities — Dickson, Tenn.; Collinston, La.; Thatcher, Ariz.

Then the game breaks down barriers, in some cases come from people of more than two ethnic differences".

The protesters involved in the latest cases come from Cambridge, Leicester, London, Hereford, Surrey, Kent, Sheffield, Leeds and Bristol.

But even the good doctor seems eager to Hollywoodize the proceedings, noting at one point that his cases come "from the X-files of neurology".

Only one paper regularly covers executions no matter which part of the state the cases come from: The Huntsville Item, a small publication based near the prison.

Seven of the 16 confirmed cases come from Russian athletes, including Sharapova, who admitted she had tested positive on Monday at a news conference.

Where did he think his cases came from?

It serves as a court of appeal for cases coming from the congregational sessions.

The first cases came from people who were exposed elsewhere, perhaps through foods or animals.

The authorities have said some shots in the previous cases came from overpasses.

Most of their earnings, millions of dollars a year in some cases, came from fees for closing CDO deals.