Sentence examples for since it comes from inspiring English sources

BYOM bring your own memory, though, since it comes with no built-in storage of its own.

And all the more so since it comes at a time when China is reinforcing its own position in the Antarctic.

In India, you want to avoid leather, since it comes from cows, which are sacred.

Smith's poor play is all the more astonishing since it comes after he finished the regular season in peak form.

But the increase would be minimal on a percentage basis, since it comes from a larger pool of income.

And I think it is rather warped since it comes from this desire to save, save, save.

It is particularly embarrassing for the Kremlin since it comes as Russian forces are celebrating their near "liberation" of Grozny.

That's at least better than "no quickness," especially since it comes from fine-tuned mechanics and feints (i.e. attributes that can be learned and augmented).

And, indeed, this verse was unknown to Page, since it comes from the papyrus fragment that Dirk Obbink brought to light last year: the "Brothers Poem".

Olive boureki ($8) is pretty good, too, and since it comes with a salad or an appetizer, it can make a light meal.

The Bush brothers' action seems doubly puzzling since it comes at a time when the clock and public sympathy seem to be working in the Texas governor's favor.