Sentence examples for which came from a from inspiring English sources

Miss Vorderman dissociates herself from the quote, which came from a news agency.

'The confidence which came from a second victory would encourage the Government to reclaim the principles it had abandoned.

A remonstrating voice said "You boys hadn't ought to talk like that" which came from a smartly dressed man.

I made the mistake of ordering an espresso, which came from a soulless button-operated machine, sour and watery.

The painting, which came from a stately home in Scotland, will take a few months to clean and restore.

Subsequently, we learned about the SA-6, which came from a site we were targeting at the same time".

Humans will also frolic in honor of the tigers, which came from a breeding program at the Cincinnati Zoo.

This work, which came from a Swiss private collection, is the second Delacroix donated by Mrs. Wrightsman.

John the Baptist's head, which came from a friend who worked in props, had a similar fate.

"This was a story that I created," she told The New York Times, " which came from a very personal place, as a woman and a mother.

The Carlyle show included seven original songs, two of which came from a musical theater work in progress tentatively titled "Meantime".