Sentence examples for item coming from from inspiring English sources

We are a country facing so many challenges at this time, and what is the most important news item coming from our nation's capital?

The most enchantingly chic item came from the four young women of Infin8.

Where you pay your replacement fee depends on what library collection the item came from originally.

Each tile tells you the appropriate category, where the news item came from and when.

She tells how shopping with her mother was a geography lesson-each item came from a different place.

Ask where the item comes from, what the variety is, how it differs from other types and how it's been raised.

We used Google Earth to create a chronological tour of the exhibit, pinpointing the towns and cities where each item came from.

This little item came from the same people, mind you, who had just spent weeks rejecting lenses with the slightest bit of flare or a tiny scratch.

Indeed, as you wander around and inquire about this or that arresting curiosity, you may be struck by how often the dealer doesn't know exactly where the item came from or who made it.

One of the more vivid slams on its prospects – he sets some kind of record for use of boxing metaphors in a single item – comes from Jeffrey Wells at Hollywood Elsewhere.

The meaning of a lexical item comes from its local context (lexeme), its collocations and the constructions or patterns (lexico-grammar) in which it appears.