Sentence examples for content comes from from inspiring English sources

The best content comes from outside the office.

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

The content comes from the database PubMed (biomedicine) and BASE (multidisciplinary).

Content comes from peer-reviewed journal articles, abstracts of major international meetings, and other gray literature.

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

Story content comes from organizations such as community-based organizations, historical societies, local governments, and researchers.

Note the admission - as if we didn't know it - that the bulk of the paper's content comes from press releases.

Recipients may not realise, at least at first, that such content comes from a non-profit rather than online friends.

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

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

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