Sentence examples for come across from from inspiring English sources
He must have come across from Canada, heading south for winter maybe.
Much of Hong Kong's fresh water and food come across from the mainland every day.
The terminology might have been different or the coaches might have come across from a viewpoint you might not understand.
Any bite-size mention of climate change they come across, from two or three words to a couple of sentences, enters their database.
Rivva Karpany, a talented cultural dancer from South Australia who has come across from Port Adelaide Magpies this season to try and make it to the VFL.
Even if Nato were to make a concerted effort to stop arms flowing into Macedonia from Kosovo, Mr Jahjaga said, the guns would simply come across from Albania.
He described the message coming across from some of Smith's friends as a threat and said he did not think that was acceptable.
I think it is important that comes across from me directly.
At the taping, Ms. Clarkson's genial unflappability came across from the get-go.
What comes across from both lists is that chart pop culture has rarely been more bland.
