Sentence examples for party coming from from inspiring English sources

So where are Romney and his party coming from?

When I opened the door, I heard the noises of the G.I. party coming from the surrounding barracks — bunks being pushed to the walls, faucets pounding water into buckets, brooms whisking at the wooden floors, cleaning the dirt away for Saturday's inspection.

Under his leadership, Syriza has surged to become the country's second-largest party, coming from 5% in 2007 to 17% in May, then 27% in June.

When Johnson and his reinforcements arrived, Butler convinced them to turn their coats inside out to disguise themselves as a relief party coming from the fort.

One of our party comes from Glasgow.

Bennet, the future of his party, comes from the fertile territory of the Mountain West.

Shinui, a vigorously anti-Orthodox party, came from nowhere to win six seats.

Her party came from Bangalore, she said, and nothing had prepared them for this.

The money for the party comes from the library's budget.

In 1927, 75 percent of the membership of Mussolini's party came from the middle and lower-middle classes and only 15 percent from the working class.

This party comes from a merger of WASG, a labour union, with the predominantly eastern German Democratic Socialists, most of whom are ex-communists.