Sentence examples for instances came from from inspiring English sources

Recent predictions four week occupations, candy-throwing Iraqis, and remade Middle Easts all of course come to mind, but it would be more fun, and probably more fair, if the instances came from the more, ahem, historical past.

The remaining instances came from members of the media.

The "vile views" he instances come from a newspaper interview I gave in the summer of 2006, a day or two after the exposure of the plot to blow up 10 transatlantic commercial jets.

All the recommended types come from the ontology, and all recommended properties and class instances come from the data store (in explicit, from an RDF graph).

But the BSI points to what it calls the "unique scenario" of forced labor in Vietnam, where most of the instances come from government-run drug detention centers.

The presented values are averages obtained for all 42 instances, coming from five independent test runs.

A contribution of $100,000, for instance, came from "Slocum and Associates" in Salt Lake City.

Mr. García Albiol's father, for instance, came from Andalusia in the 1960s, at the peak of that migration movement.

The front door, for instance, came from a Tel Aviv bar that Mr. Bruic designed five years ago and later went out of business.

In fact the first known instance came from the Belgian pair of "Rik Coppenss and André Piters in a World Cup qualifier against Iceland in 1958.

Pearson and Johansson had a conversation beforehand about where it might go – the line about the hands, for instance, came from him.