Sentence examples for were coming over from from inspiring English sources

At MIT I was teaching the usual stuff, and luckily at MIT, the students were coming over from what was called then the robot lab (it's now called the artificial intelligence laboratory), saying, "Oh, you philosophers, you've never understood understanding and language and perception.

The Open that year had been changed from its usual June dates to September, the better to accommodate the two star players who were coming over from England to compete the great Harry Vardon and Ted Ray.

Plaques will be unveiled, and some descendants of the transported men are coming over from Australia.

For all his ability, Taylor is coming over from the Clippers.

Q My parents are coming over from New Zealand for a holiday.

He was on the river beat during Prohibition, when all the booze was coming over from Canada, and he'd be in gunfights.

In part, perhaps, this aggressiveness was instilled by American trainers -- Special Forces personnel, who, beginning in March, had been coming over from Southern Command, in Panama, to show the Salvadoran recruits how to shoot and how to seize positions.

Citing the jobs report, Mr. Obama said, "A lot of that is attributable to Europe and the cloud that's coming over from the Atlantic, and the whole world economy has been weakened by it".

"I want you to think on the way up about how you would add to your clubhouse payroll a new clubby, who would be coming over from Cleveland," he tells Duquette.

We are only closed 24, 25 and 26 December, and there will be a lot of us – my mum and dad are coming to London and my brother is coming over from Italy with his two sons.

Owens, in his typical laid-back manner, hasn't made any kind of a noise about opening, but has nonchalantly texted that he's coming over from Paris, where he and Michele live, to "dust the shelves".