Sentence examples for come from from from inspiring English sources

"Where did you come from?" "From Drohobycz".

The car is lighted from below, so all "will see where dreams come from: from the east, from Moscow".

"It's just where you'd think it would come from, from one of these emerging, fast-growing markets and a fast-growing airline".

Engoori comes from the country that I come from, from Mithaka country, and is a process in which you can deal with the difference without the conflict.

In London, they really turned the ceremony into a party – they are proud of themselves and respect where they come from, from the industrial revolution to now.

I mean, we all know the property market in the UK is a nightmare, but really... "Where has this water come from?" "From the sky!" Idealistic dream?

And there's the mystery of where we came from, from the ocean.

The acceptance came from from Susan McCasland Wilkerson, who appears to be a former astronaut candidate.

Betancur came from from Los Angeles, in Southern Chile, to Santiago as a teen-ager.

Pupils at All Saints Regional School in Phillipsburg offered their "Variety Quilt". "Deep Blue Inn" came from from Port Reading School No. 9 in Woodbridge Township.

Overall, I don't know where that time came from from Sebastian, he did a great job.