Sentence examples for from with that from inspiring English sources

I've no idea where he was coming from with that stuff.

No one, in tabloidese, is roaring "We're gonna win it" and everyone, deep down, knew where Greg Dyke, the FA chairman, was coming from with that infamous slit-throat gesture at the World Cup draw.

Google Voice will provide available numbers for you to choose from with that specific area code.

Equally, however, it does not help casually to conflate any threat from Saddam with that from al-Qaeda, rather than detailing the demonstrable dangers posed by Iraq itself.

And, we can perform the second test by comparing the h'F curve from BCL with that from another no-upwelling location.

A study by Mak et al. [23] compared PFC concentrations in tap water from China with that from Japan, India, the USA, and Canada.

Change throughout England over time was determined by comparing health authority data from 1989/90 with that from 2003/4.

Because the increase in cases began in the latter half of the decade, we compared data from 2000 2005 with that from 2006 2010.

No quibble from many conservatives with that.

We show a characteristic effect in subjects' behavior when comparing information acquired from experience with that acquired from description, suggesting that these kinds of information are treated differently.

Safoyev, speaking from Tashkent, is fine with that.