Sentence examples for comes beyond from inspiring English sources

But the prize of this walk comes beyond.

The irony would be if manufactured fuel also did something far more dramatic if it served as a bridge to whatever comes beyond the nexus of petrol and the internal combustion engine that for a century has held the world in its grip.

"If Secretary Clinton runs, I believe that she will win and she will be one of the best-prepared people to enter the White House in a long time, in terms of her experience and her knowledge". She added a caveat: "[But] that doesn't mean that the party is devoid of other voices getting ready for what comes beyond.

The challenge comes beyond the tourist angle.

As soon as it comes beyond the halfway line the home side are on to them though, great pressing to win it back.

Will more be coming beyond the $2 million?

BP pledged that more money would be coming beyond the $25 million.

"There were a couple reasons everyone started coming, beyond the money.

And then in 1995 came Beyond the Clouds, made in collaboration with Wim Wenders.

We dare not advance too near their trenches lest we saw too much, nor could the Germans come beyond the barbed wire which lay before ours.

"If we want to resolve this issue, both sides need to talk to each other with flexibility, coming beyond stated positions, meeting halfway somewhere," he said.