Sentence examples for were came from from inspiring English sources

Whatever scraps of enlightenment there were came from poking holes in the slick packaging.

Such influences as there were came from the other side of the Atlantic – "Being stuck in your bedroom in the west of Scotland made music from there feel so exotic," as bassist James Johnston puts it – through bands such as Nirvana (another power trio).

What offensive fireworks there were came from San Francisco in Game One, when Pablo Sandoval slammed three homers in his first three at bats in an 8-3 rofthef Tigersgers, a feat matched by only three players in baseball and which earned the rotund Sandoval (nickname "Kung Fu Panda") the Series MVP award.

My idea of what relationships were came from films like Sideways, where men like the one I was becoming were "saved" by smart, coincidentally attractive women.

They were coming from initiation.

Soon, people were coming from further afield.

People were coming from all over.

He hypothesized they were coming from Logar.

We were coming from Juárez.

It's came from the word, "Disciple".

You're coming from Milwaukee.