Sentence examples for on coming from from inspiring English sources
The hits keep on coming from the Garden State.
"You have to give them credit on coming from behind.
He went on, "Coming from a tiny apple-producing state like Minnesota, with no local infrastructure, forced me to go out into the world and get more ideas.
But the bad news keeps on coming from the Legislature, and pretty soon a single day of the week may not be enough to contain the outrage.
From then on the students – and other young people – kept on coming, from organised marches in Westminster to impromptu rallies elsewhere.
His mother, a librarian, struggled to raise him alone, so Gil was taken to Tennessee to live with grandmother Lily Scott, to whom he later paid tribute on "On Coming from a Broken Home (Part 1)".
The intimacy she drew on came from her elder sister.
A clue to what was going on came from David Singh from Trinidad.
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The only votes he can depend on come from his Republican base.
But much of the spending Nevada residents depend on comes from federal, not state, programs.
