Sentence examples for text come from from inspiring English sources

Where does all this text come from?

Like so many of Sibelius's works from Kullervo onwards, the inspiration and the text come from the Kalevala, an episode telling how the land is in darkness because the sun, moon and stars have been stolen, and how new light is created and then lost.

Brooklyn Street Art: Where did the text come from that appears on the new series of hand painted posters you put up in Brooklyn recently?

Much of the text comes from the address.

The text comes from poems by Eugenio Montale, Salvatore Quasimodo and Giuseppe Ungaretti.

When I heard it on a text coming from Hong Kong, then I know it's in black and white".

There, I included Ligeti's [with whom Unsuk Chin studied] Nonsense Madrigals, much of whose text comes from Lewis Carroll.

It is rare for any text coming from any even quasi governmental body to say this aloud.

So, in the case of the Guardian webpage, the template and text comes from our own data centre in London.

Every word of the opera's text comes from Nietzsche, but Mr. Rihm has strung the bits together to make an allegorical libretto.

Although most of the spoken text comes from William Archer's 1911 translation, Mr. Breuer's directorial conceit requires the audience to filter the dialogue through altered perceptions of power, status and scale.