Sentence examples for come from much from inspiring English sources
You see, I didn't come from much.
In this case, though, the problems may come from much farther away than the White House.
But now, in the age of technology and terror, the dire threats come from much more homely adversaries.
Yet most of these memories come from much farther back, in a way suggested by Landsman's title.
Low-frequency waves come from much more massive sources, like the coalescence of black holes millions of times more massive than the sun.
The messages could be coming from a secret satellite that is hiding its messages so that they appear to come from much deeper in space.
The biggest protection for elderly people has not come from much-debated perks like winter fuel payments, but from the protection of two great slugs of public expenditure: state pensions and the National Health Service.
My identity comes from much more than that.
The middle note comes from much higher in the overtone series.
Like my father, she comes from much farther away than anyone who vacations here.
