Sentence examples for comes from elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, though, an intrusion comes from elsewhere.

The real fuel of the narrative comes from elsewhere.

"And the money comes from Washington — money comes from elsewhere".

When ambient music really succeeds, it's because it comes from elsewhere.

The notion that somehow there should be a common good comes from elsewhere, not market forces.

People don't mind if it comes from elsewhere, but if it's from our country, that's difficult".

My influences come from elsewhere.

So maybe the corn came from elsewhere.

The headline news on Friday, however, came from elsewhere.

(Destiny's Child's "Destiny Fulfilled" had come from elsewhere).

Others came, and still come, from elsewhere in Africa.