Sentence examples for comes a paragraph from inspiring English sources

Then comes a paragraph famous in Western literature.

But then comes a paragraph indicating that Salesforce is actually paying Microsoft for the patent coverage "based on the strength of Microsoft's leading patent portfolio".

Then comes a significant paragraph in Ipso's ruling - also carried on page 2 in Friday's issue of the Star - that deserves wider attention: "The committee was very concerned that the newspaper had failed to engage substantively with Ipso's investigation into the complaint.

A passage that comes a few paragraphs later feels even more like him:  "But marriage is still the surest foundation for raising children and remains the choice of the majority of people in Britain.

The scary 2.5m number comes from a paragraph that quantifies that 1.5 to 2% in terms of "full-time-equivalent workers".

Beneath these data comes a semi-fictional paragraph, close to prose-poem, that tells a scene from that island's past.

(The sentence comes as a paragraph on its own, for extra effect).

It takes about 10 minutes to feel normal again after biting into this – but any one of a very fine range of rum-based cocktails helps relieve the pain and heat; each comes with a paragraph of colonial history, which I'm all in favour of.

That comes from a paragraph near the beginning of The Way We Live Now, a great novel by the 19th century English author Anthony Trollope.

And from his mouth comes paragraph after paragraph of super-abstracted business-speak.

All told, his own words — said to be extemporaneous — came to a paragraph.