Sentence examples for the description comes from from inspiring English sources

The description comes from the bar's Web site; as the woman who answered the phone at the bar pointed out, it is a private club.

The description comes from Benjamin Wittes, senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, editor in chief of the blog Lawfare and a friend of Comey, who said in Lawfare that Comey described the encounter to him over lunch.

Reuters said the description came from a senior law enforcement official briefed on the investigation who declined to be identified because of the sensitivity of the information.

The description came from the director of the Illinois Campaign for Political Reform, Cindi Canary, who said her group's research showed that the governor's fund-raising had recently appeared to go into overdrive, as he apparently tried to collect as much money as possible before new restrictions on contributions took effect.

The description came from the FBI who, along with regulators in the UK and Switzerland, investigated the banks, where traders referred to themselves as "the cartel".

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I cannot tell if this description comes from the reviewer or straight from the book, but Bonner could have presented a more nuanced perspective on Maxim.

The descriptions come from "Diagram of the Battle Formation of the Brush," attributed to Wei-Fu-jen (272-349).

These realization statements specify fragments of the structure of the situation type (the structural description comes from Veel 1997).

The "Glee" description comes from Rob, the gregarious half of the couple who founded the group.

The image and this description come from the book "Steamboat Disasters and Railroad Accidents in the United States," published in Worcester in 1846.