Sentence examples similar to springing from beyond from inspiring English sources
The Terror From Beyond Space" (Thursday).
NEW THINGS ARE springing from the Old World.
Trees springing from rocks.
Ideas from universities, research organizations, foundations, Congress and American business leaders all spring from an underlying assumption that the epidemic goes beyond the possibilities of traditional foreign aid.
Mr. Turabi, who trained as a lawyer in London and Paris, said any uprising that springs from new political discontent could turn bloody and spread far beyond the capital.
Fashion, of course, also plays a major role, as Klimt brought dresses, robes and gowns to life, their patterns proliferating and extended beyond the confines of the clothing they sprung from. .
I believe instead that the crisis in our public language springs from a set of interlocking political, cultural and technological forces – forces that go beyond any one ideology, or interest group, or national political situation.
THAT sensibility springs from sensitivity.
It springs from several things.
Tears sprung from his eyes.
