Sentence examples for content come from from inspiring English sources

In "Transparent Things," the evening's premiere, both music and content come from the past.

Where does your TV content come from?

Saudis are also the biggest content producers in the region – 40% of Arabic tweets, and 35% of all online Arabic content come from here.

The rejection of cognitive dualism raises a rather vexing problem for Maimon: if the content of cognition is not to be found in the affection of the merely passive faculty of sensibility, where does the content come from?

However, U.S. District Judge Andre Birotte Jr. told the company in December 2016 the Family Movie Act required the content come from an "authorized copy" of the movie, and VidAngel did not have that.

It upsets me because I have seen some really interesting and funny content come from this site, but this has me wanting to leave them forever.

The best content comes from outside the office.

(The satellite content comes from EchoStar's DISH service).

"People are concerned about productivity and offensive content coming from these sources," he said.

An even more successful business example of user-created content comes from electronic games.

In the Google universe – currently about 40bn indexed pages – content coming from media amounts to a small fraction.