Sentence examples for comes from makes from inspiring English sources

Why? "If people see this line – of workers – it might change this line [of people queuing for new products]," just as knowing where your steak comes from makes you think about it differently.

What especially impresses me is that if you put a map of the course down on a table and see how it's configured and laid out, the wind, no matter where it comes from, makes certain holes difficult and certain holes easier.

And consumer awareness of where their food comes from makes this local component more important than ever.

How we receive and respond to criticism no matter where it comes from makes a difference.

How money is used and where it comes from makes the kid from Paint Rock a bit nervous, unless, of course, he is the beneficiary.

Understanding where our ethics comes from makes it clear that it is far easier to influence those who are "close" than those who are "distant". And our DNA says that "close" means physically close.

Mark Twain described the complicated nature of decision-making as follows: "Good decisions come from experience, but experience comes from making bad decisions".

Lyra Silvertongue's heroism comes from making up stories.

Then there is Roy Ramsland, whose power comes from making his living raking for clams on Long Island.

In finance, however, a lot of the gross value-added comes from making loans.

"The learning comes from making thousands of small choices on the way there," he says.