Sentence examples for which is coming from from inspiring English sources

He should ignore this awful advice, which is coming from Mayor Michael Bloomberg, the police commissioner, Ray Kelly, and others.

Total cost is anticipated to be about $1 million, most of which is coming from the city.

"All the news which is coming from China concerning the nontouristic things are bad, frankly speaking," said Frano Ilic of the travel agency Studiosus in Munich.

The projected budget for the construction of Olympic facilities and related infrastructure is 185 billion rubles ($5.9 billion), approximately half of which is coming from private investors.

McMillan's new novel, "How Stella Got Her Groove Back," which is coming from Viking this month, is also set in the airbrushed present.

"I totally reject this notion, which is coming from a lot of people on the left, that we mustn't criticise leave voters," said Christie.

Several passenger train cars jumped their track and landed on a nearby one, where they were struck by the cargo train, which was coming from the opposite direction.

He put it to his ear, then looked for the sound, which was coming from the tiny, tiny speakers at the machine's base.

Inbound and outbound flights from major airports across the US were cancelled, at least 45 of which were coming from or going to the UK.

The task of the secretary general is to implement the decisions which are coming from the Fifa congress or the Fifa executive committee".

There were no injuries reported among the 40 passengers and three crew members on the flight, which was coming from Arkansas, officials said.