come from

However, an arrow shot came from the window, he pushed her to the side of a bed, to block the arrow.

Concerned after the bank rep told her the order came from her home phone, Karen asked her neighbors if they'd heard about any break-ins.

They were all really surprised. All this wisdom came from Dafa.

As I neared the bottom, I saw, by the aid of a little light that came from above, what sort of place it was.

He loved people, and his ideas came from people, and he thought ideas existed for the benefit of people, " not the other way around. "

He did not know where this faint light on earth came from.

Soldiers were told they came from an oppressed class and that the nature of the war they were fighting was to end exploitation.

Once shark fins are dried and in jars, it is all but impossible to tell what kind of shark they came from or whether they were finned.

My mother was happy after she found out the Ciceros. . . . came from the same part of Sicily as she did. To my mother.

The deep-sea diver had scarcely reached the bottom when a message came from the surface which left him in a dilemma.

Moles pop out of their holes and your task is to hit them as hard as you can, sending them back to where they came from.

Carry the snitch along with you, as well as a broomstick, to look as if you just came from a Quidditch game.

Long ago a great mountain began to rumble and shake. People came from far and near to see what would happen.

And behold, Boaz came from Bethlehem. And he said to the reapers, "The LORD be with you! " And they answered, "The LORD bless you. "

The next time you experience one of these emotions and you cannot figure out where it came from perhaps it came before your physical birth.

Subsequent downward pressure on interest rates came from a fall in the demand for real money, just as in the case of the OPEC recession.

Charlene Strong was on her way home in a pounding Seattle winter storm when the call came from her partner, Kate Fleming.

Wu-zi Xu was about to tell the reason, suddenly, a woman's voice came from outside. It was Zhuan Zhu's mother. She was home now.

Historians used to think that the name came from that of a legendary king, Italo.

There was a time, when I was a boy, when you could get any kind of telephone service you wanted, as long as it came from Ma Bell.

And suddenly there came from heaven a sound like the rushing of a violent wind, and all the house where they were was full of it.

It's clear we came from a very difficult situation. We're still trying to improve our game in every match we play.

At least, I can prove that this article was written by myself, because half of story came from my experiences in Australia.

Hubble said the light that appeared to come from nebulae really came from stars near the nebulae.

The only lights they saw came from the scattered fires around which groups of men were huddled.

Mr Smedley, with the drudgery of the office a thing of the past, exulted in the sense of freedom that came from his longed-for release.

Where exactly the mothball smell came from was one of those mysteries.

Scott put a pillow over his head, but still he heard it distinctly, tip tip tip, as though it came from inside his skull.

He came from the United States, he and I were in the same class, he would drop a little Chinese, and he likes to play basketball.

earlier , the company ' s fisher - price unit had found lead paint on its toys , at least some of which came from mr zhang ' s factory.

Christmas visit we made to the hospital had a huge impact on me, that's where the idea came from and a lot of people have got involved.

He suspected that no hardened criminals were in the cell and that the only smell that came from there was a faint odor of old urine.

And this voice which came from heaven we heard, when we were with him in the holy mount.

2When Jesus got out of the boat, a man with an evil spirit came from the tombs to meet him.

Well, the heart stent came from that little blow-up box that you might have learned in elementary school.

All I could say was that all the messages she sent me were wonderful, they came from the heart and cut through the heart.

He just came from Virginia. Mr. Smith said he has a natural talent for the position and let me learn from him.

That more than half of the money allocated in July by the SIF came from philanthropic foundations was an important vote of confidence.

His own early commitment to the avant-garde, he says, came from a "sense of duty to a chronically under-represented aspect of culture" .

Further positive news came from the money markets as interbank lending rates continued to fall across the board.

Christ met each of these temptations. His constant answer came from his desire to do the will of God and his knowledge of the Word of God.

Astronomers have detected what they believe to be a planet at least the size of Jupiter that came from another galaxy.

She was forced to pause; she was seized by a dry cough, her breath came from her weak and narrow chest like the death-rattle.

The bank was based in Iceland but a substantial chunk of its business came from Britain.

Just then a hollow groan, more desolate than all that had preceded it, came from the attics and made Eugenie and her mother shudder.

Greatly grieved, it was as if she had passed her burden of sorrow on to him to bear, a sorrow that came from her deceased boyfriend?

New ventures rarely run smoothly, but one of her problems came from an unexpected quarter: some of the original Miss de Mode retailers.

She said the best result came from a man who claimed to work in the banking industry. He needed someone to clean his apartment.

Elvir's father had been killed in the war; the boy had escaped with his mother, who came from Srebrenica (site of a notorious massacre).

A letter came from her mother late the next week, reminding her that she must come home in time for Thanksgiving.

Wang Yan's confidence came from the help of her colleagues, the recognition of the students and from her experiences abroad.

Still, for decades, scientists had clues that a vast cloud of antimatter lurked in space, but they did not know where it came from.

Because all this advice came from people who I love dearly, I decided to move on with my life not sharing with the world my entire truth.

this hydrogen came from the bombarded atoms themselves: it was the result of a transmutation .

"Rafa came to see me and said to me he didn't know where all that rubbish came from, " Redknapp said.

You came from such a far away place, you knew nothing about the customs of this land, and yet, you did so well. How did you do it?

Her feminity and beauty might be came from her dietary habit. She was fond of eating meats.

Seeing those who knew him giving him bread out of charity, and hearing the grateful words that came from the bottom of his heart.

One day, Agam sent his son on a school bus, then, the book came from the son of a feather, the wind blowing, it began flying the wind.

"Since the concept of our helicopter came from Italy, I always wanted to take a flight in the birthplace of da Vinci, " Yanagisawa said.

But I could certainly pick out an almagre, a rust-colored stallion, and I knew that the term came from the Arabic al-magra, "red earth. "

And now computer scientists at Georgia Tech have invented something that sounds as if it came from the mind of Nikola Tesla.

When I was by your side, no sense of pressure did I feel. I felt ture happiness came from the bottom of my heart.

In my neighborhood, where I came from, you got to say something to a man, look him in the eye and say it to him.

Spectators came from around the world to see Jackson on trial, and some of the jurors became so starstruck they behaved in bizarre ways.

Condolences came from the White House Friday to the U. S. Forest Service following the deaths of four firefighters in a California wildfire.

The taste has to be exceptionally sweet but just slightly vegetal, so you know it came from the earth and not the candy counter.

"That shot came from Mo's drive, " Yi said. "The defense came to him, and I could catch and shoot. I knew just to shoot the ball. "

And, behold, Boaz came from Bethlehem, and said unto the reapers , The LORD be with you. And they answered him, The LORD bless thee.

Before getting into English the word came from Old French and in moving to English it seems to taken a step down in the world.

There was an early screening we had, a group came from Peerless, who have done the effects on my films.

His father was a wealth sugar planter and his mother came from the Cuban landed gentry.

By the word of the Lord a man of God came from Judah to Bethel, as Jeroboam was standing by the altar to make an offering.

Barra came from GM's manufacturing organization rather than product development, which would have been a more conventional promotion.

Local people heard in the matter, came from a radius of thymol have spent burning incense.

He came from another world or even dimension, and he brought with him the elevated energy of this reality.

I didn't know whether it was the newest version or not, but I was impressed with the CD as it came from ShipIt.

Until 1434, more than half of the bank's revenues came from its Rome "branch" (which followed the pope around on his travels).

The riposte came from his feet, not his mouth, and Liverpool's campaign lifted in the process.

The only funny things we heard that evening came from the advertiser at the beginning of the programme.

She said the ongoing NATO campaign against Gadhafi came from both the Arab League and the United Nations.

Then the ground began to rumble and a crashing sound came from over the top of the hill.

Professor Lovell-Badge, however, said the Chinese paper did not prove that the eggs that gave rise to babies came from the stem cells.

People came from all directions to see me play, they point from fireworks, they wear my uniform, they shout at me: "BEAT LA" .

What was more, he had to go through a graveyard. What if a ghost came from it?

All spoke well of him and were amazed at the gracious words that came from his mouth.

Mr. Chen said the inspiration for the script came from the 1973 movie "The Bodyguard, " directed by his father, Tung Man Chan.

The abstract concept of economic man came from human nature so that this category must relate to morale and ethic principles.

8Smoke rose from his nostrils; consuming fire came from his mouth, burning coals blazed out of it.

The word "okay" is known and used by millions of peoples all over the world. However, language experts do not agree on where it came from.

The word "okay" is known and used by millions of peoples all over the world. However, language experts do not agree on where it came from.

Smoke rose from his nostrils; consuming fire came from his mouth , burning coals blazed out of it .

What would you think if I told you that you, me, everyone came from outer space?

He said the idea for the murder came from the spoof horror film Severance, which Clarke had watched.

There seems to be a rule in nature that if you get too close to where you came from, it gets ugly.

You should not use this method to perform security checks unless you know that this instance came from a trusted source.

Mannes said the impetus for his research came from his own experience in his early thirties, when he began losing his hair.

prosecutors argued that the blood came from a knife that Dr. Sheppard had used to kill his wife, even though no knife was found.

But two years later a call came from her parents. The little girl had become very sick and died.

He came from his office and told me he did not want to let me in.

So the children will actually be able to see where in the world their family came from.

Since the bailout funds came from taxpayer dollars, it's easy to see how some would want to scale down bonuses at the rescued banks.

On Earth, all was quiet. No sound came from televisions or radios. No one felt able to talk about what was happening.

It came from an old woman who had emerged from her door towards the garden gate of a green-thatched cottage not far off.

When no more letters came from her, I knew she was no longer in Canada.

There was a beautiful girl who came from the sea. And there was just one place that she wanted to be.

Speaking to the UN General Assembly, he said the real harm came from indifference or non-intervention.

The coarse bell resounds sadly from the square tower as if it came from a world faraway.

With tears in his little girl was preparing to Who knows I do not know where came from a dog, a girl grabbed the hands of the run.

At the early time of human society, it was the beliefs came from primitive religions that led human kind to civilization.

The company is said to have known of the problem for months, but claims the contaminant came from milk suppliers.

Yanzi designed this bear and its being auction for charity. The idea of the design came from her egypt trip.

The light came from thence; they had not put up the shutters, and the curtains were only half closed.

"There's obviously a concern about where the money came from, " he said.

It struck me that lasting change came from the bottom up and not from the top down.

Grey threads of smoke came from it, and its odour as it burned was as the odour of the pink almond in spring.

France had tacitly accepted that the next ECB head would be a German, after the previous presidents came from the Netherlands and France.

One of my teachers used to insist that the word education came from the Latin educere, to bring out.

No one is sure how the expression began. One story is that it came from a military ceremony held when a soldier was forced out of an army.

who had not consented to their decision and action. He came from the Judean town of Arimathea and he was waiting for the kingdom of God.

Shots came from every side of the stockade , hitting the wooden house , but the bullets did not get through the thick walls .

All this is in contrast to Charles and Diana's marriage, where the bride was just 19, had no higher education, and came from a broken home.

Suddenly a sound like the blowing of a violent wind came from heaven and filled the whole house where they were sitting.

It might've just been a scribble, but considering that it came from one of the most renowned scientists in the world does add some value.

An old collector, one day, found a bed that came from a distant land in the East.

That came from her attempts to scramble eggs at a boarding school that she and her first husband ran in the 1960s.

Another email came from Paul, after I told him about this experience.

This individual came from a family that was unfortunately breaking up, and World of Warcraft was his way to escape that.

In an email Thursday, Samantha Trenk, the spokeswoman for American Media, said the idea for the interview came from Mr. Woods.

He lived in a world of fire and smoke, and was permanently black, as if he came from hell.

I have no idea where these sadness came from and how they could be strong like this, but I still think these sentences are beautiful.

When he heard the name of the town she came from, a strange light filled his eyes.

And a light came from his head.

There has been a lack of control and understanding. And an unwillingness to heed warnings that came from impeccable sources.

More importantly it is beginning to be known that many of you originally came from the Star Nations.

My printing will always be fat and round and look as if it came from a 12-year-old.

The stars did not look as warm and bright as the little lights that came from the lantern.

Pamela endured a bad week before word came from Imphal that some villagers had brought him in alive.

Maybe I'm being hopelessly naive, but I just cannot believe that the specific pricing leaks came from any of the aforementioned firms.

Then we had a chance to talk with that tall man, from whose accent we at once knew that he came from Hunan Province.

However, read the mobile, Al almost do not know where it came from.

The medium of cpc on this entry -- for cost per click -- tells us that this traffic came from paid search results.

However, Step 4 is exactly the same as if the WSDL came from a public source like a service registry.

For a whole week now I had dreamed of a small child every night, and perhaps Bessie was right, as a message came from Gateshead.

She came from a poor family, her father used to tell her: " Rich in spirit is truly rich, no matter rich or poor, should be elegant alive. "

I really do not know where my habits of extravagance came from.

She was naked, having just came from bathing. But she was also prepared for the intruder. She carried two knives.

The name land grant came from the kind of aid provided by the federal government.

He did not specify the sources but experts say they probably came from hospitals, factories or research facilities, and not weapons.

In a week's time they came from every corner of the land.

This name came from a poor president, since the age of 15, on the McDonald's fast food restaurant to work Zhengdian pocket money.

but this washwoman , small and thin as she was , possessed a strength that came from generations of peasant ancestors.

Also, when you are being text by friends or family to meet them somewhere, be sure to call back to confirm that the message came from them.

Old Doctor Portman was one of the few who came from the venerable gate.

The only grumbles came from analysts worrying that Danone might be paying too much.

She was like a god to him, he had no idea where she came from or how she worked her magic.

But this washwoman, small and thin as she was, possessed a strength that came from generations of peasant forebears.

All those beautiful things in my attic came from you---you and Ram Dass. Becky and I thought it was magic!

Stately, plump Buck Mulligan came from the stairhead , bearing a bowl of lather on which a mirror and a razor lay crossed.

Where the expression came from is not clear. Some say that General George Washington used it during the American Revolutionary War.

The inspiration came from what I heard at a dinner table -- some girls next to me were talking about their views on love and relationships.

I'm also really into the fact that the etymology of seersucker came from my own country, India (thank you Wikipedia).

Remember, Plato came from the same spectrum of light as you. When you return home, you don't give up all of this knowledge.

Some of you may think that the water stain came from the water cloth, while others are convinced that it came from the boat build.

Our great-grandfathers must have been puzzled about where the solar energy came from the heat and the light, where it came from.

He paid significantly less, he said, for a bottle that came from 'an English gentleman's cellar.

The light which came from behind you was adjusted in such a manner that you saw her in the white, and she saw you in the black.

The spokesman said the rockets came from the eastern city of Kabul, also blamed "enemies of Afghanistan" to launch the attack.

The insight that eventually got me off the roller coaster came from a chance visit to a meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous.

The results show that the unknown powder is mainly alkyd resin which came from the insulated oil paint coated on the surface of the rotor.

Ralf, with a stop-go and where you came from in Bah rain and Malaysia, this almost feels like a win for you. . .

The patients, three married couples and a single woman, came from Britain, the United States and an unspecified country in the Middle East.

It mainly came from the influence of the two thousand years' male supremacy culture and his own stand as a man.

This father and son came from one of these houses, no doubt.

Half came from the acting talent and half from the money, Hiam began to performance warm up comedy show in the local coffee house or bar.

That Mr Lewis's institution was the survivor was a twist of fate; that the survivor came from a southern state was not.

The start of this article came from a disturbing email sent to me by a guy called Tony, who was at art school in San Francisco.

The spark for his first book, A Time to Kill, came from a court case when Grisham observed a 12-year-old girl give evidence of her rape.

After dark the only light came from fires near the shoreline, though it was dimmed by a cloud of dust.

She did so, and when it was night the others came from hunting, and their dinner was ready.

Why would you say that ? The settlers to America came from countries all over the world and must have brought their traditions with them .

The rest of the men came from other parts of Britain and mainland Europe, possibly from France, Germany, the Balkans, or the Mediterranean.

many of our readings came from primary documents, and there was no Princeton Review then.

Local media reports said the pigs mainly came from Shanghai's neighboring Jiangsu and Zhejiang provinces.

The result of the inspection was the burnt smell came from continual abrasion of the braking disc.

By contraries, the word came from nutmeg and cayenne planted along the street in the forties of the ninetieth century.

The generate of the concept of virtual learning environment came from the integration of Virtual reality technology and education.

She came from the, passed me by, I saw her remaining light glancing at me, maybe she to me the impression.

What happened to Dumbledore explaining the fact that Harry and Voldemort's wands had the same core, and that the feather came from Fawkes?

The perfect life lead as Jesus and his subsequent unjust murder, reversed the negative karma that came from his first incarnation as Adam.

Xie An, the prime minister once said that Huan Yi's love for music was deep-seated and came from the bottom of his heart.

Using information from experts is usually OK, as long as where the material came from is identified.

The best response came from a freshman, who said, "The person who signs my diploma. "

Select well the other half and make the human resources department proud of it as if the initiative came from them.

Currently, there are more than 600 persons incorporated in the army, elements who came out of the forest, elements who came from Liberia.

This murmur arose from all the land , fraught with the job of living , It came from the things that lived during the long months of frost .

Gavroche looked and saw that this came from the men of the banlieue .

Although I was sure that it did not belong to this world, I had no idea where it came from.

The organ was about to get angry, a twinkling of an eye, que jian a young man full of energy actually came from Chuang.

This telegram might be a cover for some jest, especially as it came from a Frenchman.

And their father said unto them, What way went he? For his sons had seen what way the man of God went, which came from Judah.

Whitehall officials said the call with the coded warning came from a number in the Irish Republic on Sunday evening.

A spokesman for Amnesty International said the reports came from "very credible sources" .

When DeGale pulled his jersey aside in a news conference to reveal red marks he said came from the Cuban's teeth, Correa protested.

If there was a shard of light penetrating the air of gloom in the Norwegian capital, it came from France.

In the Swedish winter, there was no sun. A dim grey illumination came from the clouds, casting no shadows.

This was a real case but I can't remember where I read it &the source came from.

While the point was being debated a tall agile gentleman of fair complexion, wearing a long yellow ulster came from the far end of the bar.

Benedict said during his traditional new blessing in St. Peters Square that Jesus came from each one of us and made us brother.

We was about to leave when a big noise came from the next room.

Curious people came from far and wide to see him hammer steel spikes through the hard earth.

If you want to know where the global crisis came from, then, think of it this way: we're looking at the revenge of the glut.

But Lula triumphed over the odds to become "the poor boy who came from a shack to be president of Brazil" .

This came from Ashtar's personal, daily contact. He told her to tell me.

Make sure that you know if this person has been married or just came from a break up.

For Goldman, nearly half of its revenue in its robust third quarter came from its fixed income, currency and commodities trading business.

His only clue to his son's last moments came from videotape of a United Airlines plane slamming into the trade center's south tower.

Once we had figured out where house cats came from, the next step was to ascertain when they had become domesticated.

Like many advancements in civilization, the concept of a leap year came from the Egyptians.

But I hear it came from my mother and father. Once upon a time, they fell in love.

John Avery Lomax was born in 1867. He came from the state of Mississippi but grew up in Texas.

Alternatively, you can specify images to go with certain machines to allow you to instantly recognize which machine the message came from.

A little while later he came from the telephone and said it was a lie.

To see if these genes came from the cause of borna disease, Dr. Lipkin transplanted them into bacteria.

Edward Nigma says he and his wife came from "Gotham City, " the fictional home of Batman.

A blue seat was also found, and Air France is checking the serial number to see whether it came from the flight.

Berkeley's viewpoint came from his standpoint that space is subjective and relative, and there is no place for matter.

The sound came from a mine that hadn't been used for a long time.

Those early appointees invariably came from backgrounds of privilege within the British establishment.

Sketcher is a brand new action arcade game that its creative thought came from importing the concept of drawing into the mobile game.

No, that came from a story where a writer talked about a remix album of theirs and had an advance tape of it.

It has become such a big part of my life now that I wondered where minimalism came from.

He ran toward the direction where the voice came from and after a few steps, seeing Yuki standing next to a fountain.

The ironic consciousness came from his review of Chinese modern culture and his telepathy to the ideas of modern human beings.

He came from a noble family, so the young Confucius was able to read many books AT home.

Some believe that this idea came from cooled wines and different flavored ices in Persia.

How does she know that it really came from her boyfriend Bob and was not in fact fabricated by Eve?

Now he saw clearly what all the terrors he had seen came from, and what ought to be done to put a stop to them.

Therefore, at times, when anyone felt like it, he might sing songs to the accompaniment of the music that came from the equipment.

The next phone call came from the office of the landlord-politician whose tenants we had interviewed.

The fastest growth came from private-equity, which raised $53 billion in three months, two-thirds more than a year earlier.

A further stimulus to invention came from the "premium" system, which preceded our patent system and for years ran parallel with it.

Man has forgotten where he came from and he must come into remembrance of his birth, his birthright, heritage and legacy.

Most of the children came from good socioeconomic backgrounds.

No one could tell that was a boy came from countryside at all, nor could he be identified as a son of stonemason.

It's reasonable to assume that the rhinos, like the elephants, came from elsewhere; but had they any prior experience of elephants?

The Republican Party's response to the president's speech came from the governor of the state of Virginia, Bob McDonnell.

The best tip came from Edward Ritchie, an investment analyst in London.

After all, it's fresh, it's relatively sterile, and you know exactly where, and whom, it came from.

To us, the bitter, creamy espresso tasted like it came from a fine coffee shop.