Sentence examples for models came from from inspiring English sources

All the most famous exotic models came from Wilhelmina's agency.

The Issey Miyake models came from all directions, finally forming a finale as a globe of color and pattern.

In T.S.B. SB0044-09 issued on Aug. 27, Toyota, the parent company of Scion, said the noise in 2008-9 models came from a problem in the intermediate shaft, which should be replaced.

One of the more promising models came from Josef Tabachnyk, the artist who designed the statue of the popular chancellor and Nobel laureate Willy Brandt for the city of Nuremberg.

Most of the data used to develop the models came from stands that had received similar silvicultural treatments and, therefore, their ability to accurately predict the effects of treatments such as thinning and pruning is untested.

Input for each of the models came from two sources.

Were the models coming from tubercular quarantine?

He said that many of the models come from broken homes or poor countries, speak little English and are conforming to those demands as a means of survival.

Then, in the 1990s, after his family moved to Michigan, he was impressed by the "dynamite" concept cars and production models coming from Chrysler's studios.

Our new models come from industries that have learned to increase the capabilities and efficiency of the human beings who work for them.

Competition that crushes flawed business models comes from unexpected places.