Sentence examples for come from the small from inspiring English sources

"Typically, some of the best innovations come from the small guys," says Mr. Jones.

"That's where the recovery's gotta come from, the small businesses," he told her.

I come from the small city of Krems in lower Austria.

For choreographer Siobhan Davies, the most "explosive possibilities" come from the small and the intimate.

Mr. Lagerebi had come from the small northwestern city of Zaltan to fill prescriptions for his family.

Parveen and her family come from the small town of Nankana Sahib to the west of Lahore.

"The most brilliant ideas," Mr. De Bleser acknowledged, "can come from the smallest research company".

Foreign ministers, who usually come from the smaller party in a coalition, will resist ceding any influence to the chancellor.

But behind the unprecedented numbers are several trends: Big money has come from the smallest donors and the impressive amounts raised by Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton mask some shakier campaign finances.

That's why the big dreams have come from the smaller candidates such as the radical left's Jean-Luc Mélenchon.

The most impressive gains in the industry have typically come from the smallest, youngest funds, which tend to be more nimble and entrepreneurial.