Sentence examples for messages come by from inspiring English sources
THE messages come by e-mail or cellphone, with instructions to meet at a specific place and time.
The messages come by night.
My other message came by way of Olga Neuwirth's operatic version of David Lynch's movie "Lost Highway," at the Miller Theater in February.
Many of the most serious and stark messages come in advertisements sponsored by Americans for Prosperity, an advocacy group financed in large part by David Koch, who invests millions of dollars on behalf of conservative causes.
This may be best achieved by having messages come from someone who is very similar to the client (possibly through use of tailored videos or personalised narratives).
The messages come in three basic varieties.
Two main messages come from our data.
With messages coming in by the hundreds, and she's not even responding.
The messages coming from the protesters are by no means in accord.
But with Rooney increasingly disgruntled by the messages coming out of Old Trafford, the situation may yet come to a head in the coming weeks.
Rooney has been left angered and confused by recent messages coming out of Old Trafford, most noticeably the suggestion from Moyes that Robin van Persie is the preferred option up front.
