Sentence examples for comes from almost from inspiring English sources

He says his limp comes from almost a year of beatings and sleeping on a cold tile floor.

The £300,000 allocation comes from  almost £3.8m of funding for charities that support military families and programmes providing mental health support for veterans.

The story goes that Darwin himself discovered it growing on the southernmost tip of South America and it is because of where it comes from, almost Antarctica, that it's such a hardy plant.

Of course, the balance comes from almost complete independence in how they handle their traffic and content.

The show is about how "everything comes from (almost) nothing" and so this idea definitely fits within that story.

He might have come from almost anywhere.

Criticisms have come from almost every corner.

Those trees must have come from almost a mile away".

Entrepreneurs can now come from almost anywhere, including once-closed economies such as India and China.

Coming from almost anyone else, the statement would be laughable; from him, not so much.

Coming from almost anyone else, such observations might not be particularly notable.