Sentence examples for come from leaving from inspiring English sources

George Steel, the company's general manager and artistic director, and Charles Wall, its chairman, have said that City Opera's survival depends on reducing spending and cutting costs, part of which they said would come from leaving the Koch Theater.

Later, age 31 in human years, he was beamed back up to wherever he had come from, leaving behind a few letters, a new kind of art and a big, spacey picture called "La Grand Jatte".

And outside him was none other than Robinson who had come from left to right wing.

We believe a key impetus to creativity came from leaving hitchBOT somewhat open, or unfinished, and providing some explicit invitation for the intervention by users.

Some have spoken of the sense of freedom that comes from leaving the city behind; the delicious choices offered by forked paths that lead through deep woods or over hilltops.

The manufacturers had gone back where they came from, leaving behind them their president, Mr. Andrew J. Boehm, of Momence, Ill., who is with a fishing-tackle outfit called P & K of that city.

Backstage, a breathless Wang explained the collection came from leaving any "high concepts" behind and instead thinking about what "the girls I know wear... and the characters of the girls who wear them".

The uplifting part for both Josh Brown and myself came from leaving this environment -- pulling ourselves out of the cancer.

His pay comes from leaving an engineering position vacant in public services and using money already set aside for economic development in the budget.

There's a confidence that comes from leaving your hometown, going to a different school, having different kinds of jobs, bosses, experiences, working for a fast-paced company and then working for a dinosaur.

Aside from a malicious individual deliberately attempt to target a particular physician's email, the biggest threat comes from leaving email available on the computer screen.