Sentence examples for coming from paragraphs from inspiring English sources

At times, he telegraphs the all too serendipitous reunions with those he meets on his travels, and you can see them coming from paragraphs away.

The scary 2.5m number comes from a paragraph that quantifies that 1.5 to 2% in terms of "full-time-equivalent workers".

That comes from a paragraph near the beginning of The Way We Live Now, a great novel by the 19th century English author Anthony Trollope.

I want to congratulate them firstly for their engagement, and secondly also for their focus, because this is a document limited to 47 paragraphs, believe it or not, coming from all of the committees of Parliament.

We can now return to the branch point left off several paragraphs back, where this stream of investigation meets that coming from evolutionary game theory.

Paragraph 2: "(even though a significant minority of their students, particularly those coming from non-CS backgrounds, have no more experience of practical software development than the average physicist" Remove parentheses.

The trucks are coming from the Chobani plant two hours east of Rejman's Sunnyside Farms, and they're hauling a distinctive byproduct of the Greek yogurt making process — acid whey," reads the story's introductory paragraph.

This again comes from Schalk, at paragraph 99: "same-sex couples are just as capable as different-sex couples of entering into stable committed relationships.

The queries that come from such a paragraph will retrieve the original reports or some other articles that use the quote too.

This one came from the third paragraph, very early on.

And from his mouth comes paragraph after paragraph of super-abstracted business-speak.