Sentence examples for from had from inspiring English sources

But Ms. From had never dated anyone with children.

Mavericks fans, wherever they were from, had ample reason to resent the Heat.

And the books they read me stories from had pictures in them.

But every reader I heard from had an entirely different reaction.

And most importantly, where he was from had no effect on the person he was.

But he insisted that the people he took them from had posed genuine threats to him and his unit.

(It's interesting to consider how many of the things I was scavenging from had themselves been scavenged).

One man from had ordered lobster and was drinking a beer while cleaners mopped up blood around his feet.

Seely's own reaction, upon learning where I'd come from, had been to ask if I was familiar with the New School, in Greenwich Village.

Even an inflected tongue like Latin, in which a single case-ending could indicate by, with or from, had plenty of prepositions as well.

In our society we had to pretend to be straight so we come here and this is the way we are.' The choice of words in this excerpt is revealing, particularly the slippage from 'had to pretend to be' to 'this is the way we are,' which becomes especially interesting in the context of discussions of social hierarchies within the gay/bisexual community.