Sentence examples for from three things from inspiring English sources

They result from three things.

It suffers from three things that might appear to be advantages but are actually the opposite.

You're only allowed to make whisky from three things: barley, water and yeast.

According to "Singham," a fists-of-steel throwback of a Bollywood film, India suffers from three things: "pollution, population and corruption".

According to "Singham," a fists-of-steel throwback of a Bollywood film, India suffers from three things: "pollution, population and corruption". As for the first two, well, what to do?

I was watching a puzzle made from three things, she said: one, the "Star Trek" I understood; two, a period crime movie our father liked, called "The Roaring Twenties"; and three, the clownish "Soupy Sales Show".

That emerges from two things.

"All creativity comes from two things: freedom and security," he said.

For example, on China, Bolton says the administration suffers from two things.

Cabbage's unfortunate reputation stems from two things: a longstanding tendency by many people to overcook it, and the fact that it's undeniably tough when raw.

This stems from two things: 1) the need to make a living wage; 2) the need to collaborate and make connections beyond the studio.