Sentence examples for from comes from inspiring English sources
Whereabouts exactly am I from, comes the next question.
The money which Rüschlikon is benefiting from comes via Glencore's mining and trading operations in more than 40 countries around the world.
The new strategy of focusing on the B2G [business to government] business (the one the company originally tried to diversify away from) comes with high execution risk, particularly as the highly competitive UK outsourcing market may itself experience a post-election blip.
A company we never hear from comes out with a (admittedly nice-looking) clone of a product that's kind of weird to begin with — a product that doesn't seem to be flying off the shelves, to boot.
Sometimes the data that AI "learns" from comes from humans intent on mischief-making so when Microsoft's chatbat Tay was released on Twitter in 2016, the bot quickly proved a hit with racists and trolls who taught it to defend white supremacists, call for genocide and express a fondness for Hitler.
The Sondheim send-up of same The Boy From... comes next, via Millicent Martin, and then Russell remembers trombonist-bandleader Buddy Morrow (On The Old Potato Farm and Morroww's co-writer Herb Hendler (The Kid's A Dreamer, sung by Joe Mooney).
"They prevented workers from coming down.
— you can't stop it from coming.
Keep cancer from coming back.
Prevent it from coming back.
