Sentence examples for that come under from inspiring English sources

Could that come under the description of desperation?

There are other places that come under that description.

Compared to the film and television businesses that come under his purview, publishing is a sideshow.

This problem is one of several in physics that come under the umbrella of "Naturalness".

The students from these schools are expected to learn from the wide range of performance styles and philosophical approaches that come under the ever diversifying label of dance.

If I could only have pillows like that.... It's food, it's clothing, it's all the magazines that come under the heading of things looking simple.

As a result, car sharing services can help local governments that come under increasing pressure to meet ambitious emissions targets and aim to make public transportation more accessible.

"I think 'startup' has become a catchall for lots of things that come under sticking it to The Man generally," said Daniel Grant, another startup veteran.

There were also gifts that come under the heading of "you shouldn't have", such as a pair of caribou antler snow goggles.

The rules for managing areas that come under the new designation "wild lands" are not yet clear and will be decided after a 60-day comment period, the Interior Department said.

We also see, by the end of the hour-long performance, that all the subjects that come under Mrs. Hauptmann's purview — art, the torture of innocents — are merely reflections of her own colonizing self.