Sentence examples for come from before from inspiring English sources

What they were not, however, was a karaoke version of what had come from before, which is a good thing.

The findings, published in Nature, come from "before and after" pictures taken by Nasa's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter spacecraft, which has been mapping the moon since 2009.

This was ahead of fomo (fear of missing out) and bae (thought to have come from "before anyone else", or to represent a shortened version of "babe") – which 40% of parents said they didn't know.

WHERE did the Nets come from before they were a Brooklyn-based team?

"The effects could even come from before conception – that's why we have to be so cautious with advice".

Shouldn't lawmakers know where the balance of reconstruction funds will come from before they approve the first installment?

– as if he's trying to find out where I'm coming from before he opens up.

My teams play football the way I believe it should be played but the basis comes from before, from my mentor, from Cruyff".

The song comes from before he was an AM radio hit-machine.

It's where you came from before you went to events like this.

Many African-Americans do it to find out where they came from before slavery.