Sentence examples for state comes from inspiring English sources

That's where the state comes in.

In dollar terms, no other state comes close.

Something like an ordered state comes earliest in China.

Oklahoma State comes at this tournament from a different angle, the perspective of real life.

For instance, the number of field offices in each state comes from the Obama campaign's Web site, www.barackobama.com.

The other distinct blow to Penn State comes in the form of a postseason ban, which goes through 2015.

If the Secretary of State comes to grief, the White House can always say Kerry tried his best.

"We've got a great big gaping hole and the secretary of state comes here with a sticking plaster," he said.

He acts as if he doesn't care if the state comes into being or not, and mocks the upright townsfolk.

The unprecedented request from a eurozone member state comes barely 10 days after the emergency standby loans were agreed.

Soon after, he states that the city-state comes into being for the sake of life but exists for the sake of the good life (2.1252b29 30).