Sentence examples for come from again from inspiring English sources

The best answer to the question about where this help may come from again takes us to the Chinese understanding of this season, another aspect of which is the change in the air.

There are plenty of moments in Scott's films that look more like music videos than movies, the most obvious one coming from (again) Top Gun, with leather-jacketed Tom Cruise on his motorbike, cresting over a hill, sun setting behind him, Berlin on the soundtrack.

So that's where that verse came from, again, an unstudied lyric.

Mr Speaker, I have this morning chaired another meeting of the Cobra emergency committee and just come from speaking again to the Algerian prime minister.

INDIANS 8, REDS 7 -- Coco Crisp's three-run double with two outs in the eighth inning helped Cleveland come from behind again to beat visiting Cincinnati, the Reds' fifth straight loss.

"We've come from behind again to get a win against a top side [Leinster].

They put us under pressure and we had to come from behind again.

Solskjaer began his Cardiff reign last week with an FA Cup win at Newcastle, and the Norwegian saw his side nearly come from behind again.

Now a withdrawal order has come from the Kremlin again.

And the biggest thrill of all could come from saying, once again, that they were there first.

And the following comments come from Slashdot, which, again, I wouldn't exactly call a bunch of wingnuts.