Sentence examples for using comes from inspiring English sources

And some of the produce that the chef, Kyle McClelland, is using comes from rooftop gardens around town.

But that model, which plenty of young companies are already using, comes at cost to the workers, who don't receive benefits and frequently can't afford to buy health insurance on their own or save for retirement.

The potential output series he's using comes from the Congressional Budget Office, which describes its method (pdf): CBO's estimate of potential output is based on the framework of a textbook model of long-term economic growth, the Solow growth model.

Says Jacob, "The methodology I'm using comes from THNK, but more importantly, THNK has become my go-to network.

The voltages levels we will be using come from a slightly updated version of RS170.

The language used comes as no coincidence.

Most of the energy we use comes from photosynthesis.

"Most of the data we use comes from neuroscience.

Much of the data used comes from companies that have gone public.

In fact, even now 80% of the oil Bertolli uses comes from Spain, North Africa and the Middle East.

"Around 95% of all that we use comes in by ships," Houston said.