Sentence examples for to come beyond from inspiring English sources
However, the Bulldogs are awful defensively (253rd in the nation), allowing a whopping 45percentt of field goal attempts against to come beyond the three-point line.
To some, DDOT's experiment hints at larger developments to come — beyond the launch of rush-hour bus lanes along the 16th Street corridor beginning in 2020.
The centennial of John Cage, on Sept. 5, generated a flurry of events around the city, but the major tribute is still to come: "Beyond Cage," a two-week festival under the aegis of the S.E.M. Ensemble, whose history reaches back to the glory days of the avant-garde.
By Alex Ross The centennial of John Cage, on Sept. 5, generated a flurry of events around the city, but the major tribute is still to come: "Beyond Cage," a two-week festival under the aegis of the S.E.M. Ensemble, whose history reaches back to the glory days of the avant-garde.
Unless Trump is running to be the emperor of the United States and plans to build a series of fortresses, walls and trenches that will be added on to for dynasties to come beyond a Trump Dynasty, he should really drop this nonsense assertion.
It's refreshing to see Google using tech to address everyday issues in emerging markets, hopefully there's a lot more to come beyond this.
"Night Wind" ends with a suicide, and the films that follow it seem to come from the beyond: his prior films seem immediate, baring pain in the present tense, whereas his films of the past decade appear retrospective, salvaged from loss.
"Everything up until now and the things to come are beyond control".
Strasburg shapes up as the rotation anchor for years to come, poised beyond his age and powerful enough to find another level of dominance.
Confronted by a host of challenges, both on and off the ice, how does the league move ahead in the truncated season to come, and beyond?
They seem to come from beyond the perimeters of the world, which accounts both for their freshness, and the relative poverty of those who make them.
