Sentence examples for in from from inspiring English sources

Sentence.
The phrase "in from" is not used in standard English. If you want to express the idea of something or someone coming from a specified place, you can use the phrase "from". For example: "He walked in from the far end of the street."

Exact(60)

All shipped in from China.

The Guardian - Business

"Come in from recess.

HuffPost

Getting in from the road.

Vice

Subsidies flowed in from Brussels.

The Economist

Another called in from home.

The New York Times

Immigrants tangoed in from everywhere.

The Economist

Light floods in from several doorways.

The New York Times - Arts

Jeré Longman checks in from Merseyside.

The New York Times

Light streamed in from the skylights.

The New York Times

They would trickle in from all sides.

The Economist

They are coming in from all sides.

The New York Times

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