Sentence examples for which has come from from inspiring English sources

That Obama would raise over $600m, the majority of which has come from small donations made by regular Americans?

"So far Bangladesh has received $200m from the fast-start finance, half of which has come from Britain.

"It is a disease which has come from other countries," he said in his speech, which he delivered in English and Hindi.

"We've been overwhelmed by the response, which has come from supporters of clubs all over the country, and even some from abroad.

To some listeners, he also appeared to refer to homosexuality as "a disease which has come from other countries," as The BBC reported.

First, unlike support for Ukip, which has come from both the two main parties, a vote for the Greens is overwhelmingly subtracting from Labour's electoral chances.

Hence the fowl, which had come from Mexico, was called Turkey bird, or Turkey cock.

Lilli would be furious, yet she should have been here to see these flowers, which had come from nowhere.

But the atmosphere had cooled, and the crowd, which had come from as far away as Vermont and North Carolina, drifted away.

The Americans in Wardak showed a sophistication about the fight which had come from repeated tours in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Customs officials in China and Hong Kong – where most ivory ends up – target containers which have come from those ports.