Sentence examples for e has come from inspiring English sources

Rodarte is her family name (the E has come and gone among relatives).

The C of E has come under pressure in the past to offload particular investments to reflect its values, notably a commitment to tackling climate change.

"Ed has come into the dressing room after the game and he gave a speech which anybody would have been proud of.

"There's always the worry another e-mail has come in," she said.

She said the proposal had Miliband's backing: "Ed Miliband has come out and said that he is very keen on the idea of votes at 16 so I am very hopeful that the party will endorse it, but obviously we are a membership organisation and we're going to have to have that debate and I'm going to have to win the argument.

E-banking has come far enough to make it worthwhile.

But Intel intc Chairman Andy Grove's prediction that all commerce would become e-commerce has come true.

The e-mail has come to light as a result of a lawsuit filed last March against Microsoft that was recently granted class-action status in a federal court in Seattle.

It's a measure of how far e-commerce has come along that the sales and marketing part of the equation has been relatively simple to implement and not one of the bigger pressures on that margin.

However, nearly all of the research on distance learning and e-mentoring has come from the West.

The E Street Band has come back to bring the power, hour after hour, to put a whup-ass session on the recession.