Sentence examples for to come commented from inspiring English sources

"This is a huge deal that could change the geo-strategy of the region and Israel's resources for years to come," commented Einat Wilf, a member of Parliament who serves on the foreign affairs and defense committee.

"The true innovation HoloLens delivers will be determined by developer commitment in the months and years to come," commented Geoff Blaber from the CCS Insight consultancy.

You hope it sets a trend for more to come," commented Federer.

"It is very strange for me to hear that he refused to come on," commented Edu.

For Allen and Demircioglu's project, he got Merce Cunningham to come and comment.

If there is a newspaper comments section excoriating her, readers may be surprised to come across comments from Beard, defending herself.

Following its broadcast, he recounted receiving messages from people who had been inspired to come out, and commented, "I can't believe that this episode of television is seriously changing some lives.

"I think I did OK, but there's a lot more to come from me," he commented.

"I was thrilled when Tony Pulis asked me to come and join the club," commented Woodgate.

Reistrup says people are almost as likely to come just to look and comment on things and converse with each other as they are to buy.

In addition, the Recording Industry Association of America was unable to come up with a comment.