Sentence examples for comes from possibly from inspiring English sources

I know it shouldn't be hard to motivate yourself for a league game and it isn't, but the fatigue, both mental and physical that comes from possibly the biggest occasion of the Bradford players' careers, will make it tough.

Police documents show some confusion over where the film, "The Third Jihad," came from — possibly a contractor — and how it kept running for three months to a year in a conference area.

But I think my goal in having one would be to launch some genealogical research to get a better idea of when my biological family came over, where they came from, possibly why, what they did when they first got here and where they moved around.

The G. m. morsitans sialotranscriptome indicates the presence of at least four different transcripts coming from possibly three different genes that belong to the 5' nucleotidase gene family.

"I think good work comes from solid, possibly combative fruitful relationships.

The name comes from a (possibly apocryphal) gangster, an Italian-American with a passion for cooking who ran St . Louisin the 1920s, at least according to the restaurant's telling.

The content and character of "Nostoi" is now impossible to gauge; all we know of it comes from a late, possibly fifth-century A.D. summary and stray fragments.

This particular band at this particular time is probably what the entire history of garage-rock comes from, and quite possibly the DNA of punk; it's also the core identity of the Stones.

The memoir is an explanation of where the two have come from and, possibly, where they are now headed.

At this time, there were no red deer in France and it is thought the necklace teeth came from Spain, possibly as items of trade between different tribes.

However, the data might come from several (possibly intersected) manifolds (surfaces).