Sentence examples for comes from around from inspiring English sources
The Dream of the Fisherman's Wife comes from around 1820.
Mumbai accounts for 40% of India's tax revenues, for example; Tokyo accounts for a third of Japan's GDP; and over three-quarters of Senegal's industrial production comes from around Dakar.
The earliest mention of him outside those by Christian believers comes from around 60 to 90 years after his death, and some of those were later doctored by Christian scribes.
They get some of their information from television, but most of it comes from around the coffee counters at the truck plazas.
"We can imagine making maps of where the light comes from around the black holes powering quasars, and this is the first step down that road".
That comes from around "£100m from television and media" as well as "another £20m from commercial revenue" in the form of advertising in the last season before the new £5.1bn Premier League TV deal comes into effect.
Two of the team that won on Wednesday night actually come from around Manchester.
His brother was a canon of Salisbury Cathedral, and they both may have come from around Salisbury.
Recharge to the site comes from the around highlands, from the north, northeast and northwest side.
The therapists come from around the world.
"People came from around the world.
