Sentence examples for with was from from inspiring English sources
The closest analogue I could come up with was from the Forever 21 girls collection.
His nickname for himself was "Mr. Wonderful" and the line he most identified with was from the filmmaker Federico Fellini: "There is no end.
The image I left the theatre with was from the last moments of Broken Wings: Rojo's Kahlo, pinned to her bed like a butterfly in a display case, her spirit soaring.
We were lucky because one guy we hung out with was from the UK, so he knew about the early generation stuff.
That's the line: What's so wrong with being from Massachusetts?
"There is a certain stigma that comes with being from Berkeley," he said.
It stripped away at least some of the disadvantage that came with being from a low-income family.
Most of the people Genly Ai deals with are from the stronger side of the division: kings, statesmen, shamen.
One of the first apps it is launching with is from personal finance tracker Mint, with its Budget by Mint widget.
There is nothing wrong with being from Taiwan or China.
"Mind-Body Problem," the song we opened with, is from The Amygdaloids first CD, Heavy Mental.
