Sentence examples for come about during from inspiring English sources

The idea for the trip, he said, had come about during the making of a previous Vice documentary in Pyongyang, in 2010.

In its statement on Tuesday, it indicated that the original offer, believed to have come from the Thatcher family, had come about during an "informal discussion" that happened several years ago.

It's no coincidence that these kind of 'cinema is dead!' pronouncements come about during the summer season, when it does seem like the theaters churn out nothing but would-be event films every single weekend.

Indeed, many had come to expect and even take for granted, the progress and advances that had come about during eight years Barack Obama was president, as well as the hard work of trailblazing women who had come before them.

While some of the inspiration here may have come about during the specific conditions of combat in counterinsurgency warfare, it doesn't give those that experienced it a license to disregard the dignity and respect that every person deserves.

The Transvaal volksraad attempted to side-step the constitutional problems surrounding this by granting Pretorius half a year's leave, hoping a solution might come about during this time, and the President duly left for Bloemfontein, appointing Johannes Hermanus Grobler to be Acting President in his absence.

"His nickname came about during the Circuit de la Sarthe.

"The idea came about during an office conversation in early January.

Sternbach said the photograph came about during a talk and book signing in California last February.

The opportunity came about during the actors' appearance at Marvel's holiday party in 2007.

In this way Chamberlain's visit to the Fuehrer at the Obersalzberg came about during the first half of September.