come from

She baked bread in an outdoor oven and conjured up a feast on an antique range that looked like it had it come from Mrs Beeton's kitchen.

The computer expert and co-author of the Sysinternals blog discovered the rootkit and figured out where it had come from.

So there might be more of them in the Kuiper Belt (where comets come from) as compared with the inner solar system near the sun.

Lilac is a guardian of Elysium with fantastic skills; the mystic power seems to come from her Demon parents who once rejected her.

Hirst said the tooth, believed to be a child's incisor, may have come from incidents he had at school.

He shut up after this, and went in to his paper, but the retort rankled in his mind. It was the first cutting remark that had come from her.

I come from the Great Wall, in the deep desert where eagles are flying over the lonesome smoke, how much disturbances black and white!

So do not be put off by the traditionalists, the conservatives, or those who cling to the illusion that change can only come from without.

If he had a motto, it may have come from "The Whole Earth Catalog, " which he said had deeply influenced him as a young man.

It took so many days for news to come from there that she might be dying even as he sat at his desk.

I saw tears come from your eyes and I learned that sometimes things hurt, but it's all right to cry.

As I look back, I see that most of my most vivid memories come from the early times when a lot of this music was new to me.

The bulk of the money will have to come from the private sector. At first that could be in the form of loans and equity investments.

The white virgin came out, took him by the hand, led him inside, and said, "Welcome, King, " then asked him where he had come from.

The doors to the garden opened right next to her little apartment and the sound of laughter had come from there.

One writer believes that the expression might have come from an old saying.

Asking questions that come from the heart, not the mind and finding answers that resonate with you and your all knowing intuition.

You want me to play? You know I have no problem beating old people. Back where I come from, they call me Ping Pong Dre, all right?

When the girl came out of her stupor, she probably wouldn't even notice the sweater or wonder where it had come from.

If things work out better this time, it still leaves the question of where the cellulose is to come from.

he glanced at alexandra sullenly , blinked as if he had come from a dark place.

"This strain has never been found in any animal, so it is possible that it could have come from straight from the environment into humans" .

His crown had come from her, could he hold it in her absence?

The bulk of the country's sales come from prosecco, a relatively cheap sparkling wine, easy to produce and often of low quality.

Requirements that come from the application domain of the system and that reflect characteristics of that domain.

Make small circles with nose, trying to make motion come from only the very upper part of neck at the base of the skull.

This book is rich with quotes, but few seem to have come from original interviews.

The Bank of England's Mr Tucker went furthest this month by saying that any CCP recapitalisation "should not come from the public sector" .

The battle grew still for a moment. The voice seemed to come from the ground itself, as if every rock had suddenly been given a voice.

The sister dared not question the mayor; but she perceived plainly from his air that he had not come from there.

The notion that GE paid no taxes in 2010, and even got a refund seems to have come from a misreading of its accounts.

Just then a servant entered with a note for Jane, which had come from Netherfield.

When Hanfeng was ten, a woman had come from a southern province to see his mother.

If the announcement had come from any other company, it would not have made as much of a splash.

People have come from all over the world with many different reasons to see the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

Ie come from Mr Wang with a message that he won be able to see you this afternoon.

And every spring people come from all over the city to see unusual flowers to boom, each one was four long white petals.

A man stepped out into the cool dark of the bar and stood blinking, as if he had just come from the desert glare outside.

resistance to the thought of even asking somebody else about your idea, that should be a huge red flag that the idea did not come from God.

"For a year and a half, the things I've heard that have given me the most pride have come from outside Rome, " said De Rossi.

When a very beautiful girl was born in a family that had not been noted for good looks, her beauty was thought to have come from the Sidhe.

You could think of these things being between what you care about and where the tsunami is likely to come from.

"I was a young man just come from China. I was trying to be part of art history, but then it was impossible. "

Just think of all the great jobs from manufacturing to retail as well as the benefits to society that have come from these breakthroughs.

He said the students who protested come from a country where history books are approved by the government's propaganda department.

It does not help that many Republicans see him as a traitor: most of his support seems to come from independents and Democrats.

A voice, which must have come from God, whispered to me to drop the panga and thrust my hand in its wide open mouth.

That real gifts come from the heart, reach out to the heart of another, and embrace them with the love of your soul.

The man had come from the valley, up the hill to the house which overlooked a gully and, beyond it, a whole range of mountains.

Scientists are not certain where meteors come from, but many of them seem to be fragments of planets that crashed into one another.

China has not been a country of immigration: its ethnic diversity has come from expanding borders rather than inward migration.

The challenges in static analysis come from the fact that it has no visibility into modules and code that it does not see or understand.

Mrs. Darling examined them very carefully; they were skeleton leaves, but she was sure they did not come from any tree that grew in England.

One answer could come from a supersonic combustion ramjet, known as a scramjet, which would scoop oxygen from the atmosphere as it ascends.

How much is cast Business personnel come from?

All her life, Marie had demonstrated the truth of this simple principle: happiness will not come from worldly possessions or fortune.

People come from all over the country to see who can shuck two-dozen oysters the quickest and the best.

As you know, we make most of the drillersparts, but a few of them come from another American manufacture.

You can never predict how much he will improve but there is still a lot more to come from Theo.

Paradoxically, wurtzite boron nitride 's hardness appears to come from the flexibility of the bonds between the atoms that make it up.

He said the gas would come from the Gorgon field, which has yet to be developed.

I told him that I come from Sweden to which he replied that I must be very unhappy as I am so far away from home.

Among the, he at last learned happily that "it doesn't matter if you are born in a duck-yard, as long as you come from a swan's egg. "

It was almost as if we were a big family. All of us come from different places and different backgrounds, but we are all Spartans .

Support for the needy is often expected to come from the family.

had always heard the wonderful sounds of the bell, but it had seemed to them as if it had come from the town.

I reject this thesis as a false choice (and I come from a family who doggedly built one of the world's largest firms in its sector).

By being more pro-active, the Chinese might have been able to influence the policies that ultimately come from the American side.

I come from the theater, and one of the main reasons I decided to leave CSI was motivated by my desire and my need to go back to the stage.

And another kind of perfume, not just a yard wide, but omnipresent, a sort of sweat and patchouli that seemed to come from the machines.

Know how much money you'll need and decide where it could come from.

I've come from Mr Wang with a message that he won't be able to see you this afternoon.

The greatest challenge to computer game studies will no doubt come from within the academic world.

Source data of an integration process could come from two or more data sources; it usually involves different join operations.

Much of the inflow in recent years has come from the huge build-up in dollar reserves by foreign monetary authorities, especially China.

Some experts theorize the plutonium might have come from pools at the facility that hold spent fuel rods.

For years, this sort of backhaul has mostly come from incumbent telcos offering expensive, symmetrical dedicated lines to the tower site.

A large number of meteors that appear together and seem to come from the same area in the sky.

Similarly, part of the reason his death has not come from his wife's forgiveness.

Most of GE's recent problems have come from its financial arm, GE Capital, which it has belatedly decided to shrink somewhat.

Each of you has come from a place of darkness. Now it is for you to experience Light, to grow into Light and experience new joy and peace.

I would have to say, that where I live, most of these goods come from China, India, or some other country than my own.

The failure of my original, my suffering did not come from the inspiration of this coin, as it were, ha!

An old friend of mine telephoned from the railway station to tell me that he had come from Canada and was going to stay with me.

old, come from America. We both like playing basketball. But I only just like the ball, do not like that.

But I must quickly add that this tendency to see a story as more than a story does not solely come from the West.

But there was nothing, only the children running in and out of their circles and games, and no sign of where the cry had come from.

The UK supermarkets said the beef did not come from the Amazon.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - One of the earliest hints that the U. S. jobs market is turning the corner may come from the corner shop.

The only good thing to come from this is that it has helped me realise how much my career means to me.

An old friend of mine telephoned from the railway station to tell me that he had come from Canada and was going to stay with me.

old, come from America. We both like playing basketball. But I only just like the ball, do not like that.

But I must quickly add that this tendency to see a story as more than a story does not solely come from the West.

But there was nothing, only the children running in and out of their circles and games, and no sign of where the cry had come from.

The UK supermarkets said the beef did not come from the Amazon.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - One of the earliest hints that the U. S. jobs market is turning the corner may come from the corner shop.

Migrants working in the 30-OECD nations come from all over the world - in the case of the United States, many hail from Latin America.

The only good thing to come from this is that it has helped me realise how much my career means to me.

Most of the gains in efficiency come from increasing the heat and pressure of the steam used to turn a plant's turbines.

Ferris had come from Paris to his father's funeral which had taken place the week before in his home town in Georgia.

Most of the gains in efficiency come from increasing the heat and pressure of the steam used to turn a plant's turbines.

Ferris had come from Paris to his father's funeral which had taken place the week before in his home town in Georgia.

Half of a person's chromosomes come from his father, half form his mother.

He was an early proponent of the theory that life on Earth may have come from Mars in rocks ejected by asteroid and comet impacts.

"The emerging markets may help boost growth, but otherwise it is difficult to see where the growth will come from over the next few years. "

The information in the articles did not come from the U. S. Consulate General and is neither accurate nor authoritative.

She said the hint had come from an anonymous - but impeccable - royal contact.

For instance, one music-lover who listened to Emily Howell's work praised it without knowing that it had come from a computer program.

I don't have the heart to tell him that light swords come from China. I haven't checked for sure, but by this point I don't have to.

You will come from your place in the far north, you and many nations with you, all of them riding on horses, a great horde, a mighty army.

You will come from your place in the far north, you and many nations with you, all of them riding on horses, a great horde, a mighty army.

Do not open any files attached to ane-mail unless you know what it is, even if it appears to come from a dear friend or someone you know.

Everyone is allowed to be a bit clueless at the beginning, especially if they have come from another industry.

But what's also just as important are that the funds that come from the transaction are going to help offset the cost of the new city hall.

He said the people here come from different backgrounds and experiences, but all are stressed by two main challenges.

We wish to call your attention that up to the present moment no news has come from you about the shipment.

But does that insult to existence, that flat denial in which it is plunged come from the fact that it has no meaning?

You may receive money from a parent, or the money may come from the bank in the form of a mortgage or home improvement loan.

When she learned that we come from Beijing, China, the eye was full of joy, it seems to see the long-awaited family.

"Positive things will come from widespread awareness. It's not just a website for bad feelings, " he said.

"Positive things will come from widespread awareness. It's not just a website for bad feelings, " he said.

And history suggests that this can only come from another individual, not a management team, however talented.

The spirit had not come from any ancestor, it had come out of the unknown.

He said he was waiting for the money to come from the government in Kabul.

Second, improvements in rich world living standards may, for the moment at least, come from the capture of policy low-hanging fruit.

Newton. li Q: I do not know why the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences for such a large change? Driving force for change come from?

'What does she understand? ' said Harry distractedly, still looking around, trying to tell where the voice had come from.

Or - just as with the previous desktop hits of the past, will it come from a little-known upstart with a disruptive technology?

We are very proud to be able to provide art education to so many children here in Beijing, who come from all over the world.

But unexpected pains do not always come from the body.

So much was out of my control that I did what I could to think about what good could come from this.

But you wear it with such a disdain, my guess is that you did not come from money and your school friends never let you forget it.

There, I learnt that everything is possible because companies that have come from there begin from scratch.

When you thought I wasn't looking , I saw tears come from your eyes , and I learned that sometimes things hurt.

buses Britain did not get off easy in Australia, get off early to be ready, come from the turmoil of the upper class.

She would not answer her telephone the next morning but in his mail that afternoon came an envelope that he knew had come from Amy.

He first looked up in the air, as on the whole the likeliest quarter for a voice to come from in this desert, then around.

As she pointed out to me, my real apology to her will not come in the form of words. It will come from my behavior over time.

8 The Royal Family. People come from all over the world to see the Royal Family, or at least the people who guard them at Buckingham Palace.

We had never expected that such a strange and ugly stone should have come from the sky!

But the outcry over the teacher's behavior was not the result of complaints by the poor student. Nor did it come from some news account.

Many of the reforms that the bank is considering come from a report released in late March by an independent committee.

They were less than half as likely to come from an impoverished family as an average adult man from the general population.

The IIF said the biggest share of private capital flows is likely to come from portfolio equity investments by foreigners.

Many of his most famous quotes emanate from his annual letters to his shareholders; others come from speeches or interviews.

Part of that gain has come from the fall in Treasury yields, to which corporate bonds are benchmarked.

The analysis suggested the men were all brothers or cousins, whereas the women had come from different bands.

Lucy : That's a good idea. We really need more exposure to the international market. All of our sales seem to come from companies in Asia.

Much of it will have to come from slowing the growth rate of medical spending, which is the main cause of the long-term deficit.

I do not know where the money is to come from to feed and clothe them all.

But the word pearl is most likely to have come from a word that had more todo with farm animals than the watery deeps.

Syria said the uranium could have come from munitions dropped by Israeli jets.

It did not come from the stern area, where the bait had been put into the water, but from the side.

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

The ozone layer is the best protection of the Earth umbrella, it absorbs to come from big and parts of ultraviolet ray of the sun.

The majority of these newcomers continued to come from Ireland, Germany, the Netherlands and Scandinavia.

All the stuff from Jurassic Park that you know of -- all those small animals -- they all come from northern continents.

Two of the biggest laughs I get in my performances come from my imitation of a bit of child repartee.

After five years of "open innovation" half of the company's inventions come from outside.

The money did not come from part-time jobs. The kids earned the money by getting high scores on math and reading tests.

I can feel you looking at me with pity, thinking, "Oh my God, what century does this guy come from? "

Health benefits come from eating the entire food, not just a single nutrient inside it, he said.

I wonder if you come from the seeds, and did not know how the seeds you come here, is the wind come from?

and planets are made out of iron and silicon, and that didn't all come from the Big Bang. It had to come from somewhere else.

Many come from the village ? waiting under the boat, waiting for her husband, the son of the sea, in the reunion.

The White House is starting to confront the "hard choices" that come from trying to pare down America's commitments overseas.

Mr. Heywood said he did not know where any extra financing would come from. "I think the budget is strained already, " he said.

Latinos still come from all over southern California for baptisms and prayer, social services and a sense of community.

Do not take your servant to be a good-for-nothing woman: for my words have come from my stored - up sorrow and pain.

School does not have the right to an administrative penalty of relevant government departments, come from a fine of power?

"I come from the kind of family where marriage has not exactly spelled success, " she said.

Now, with a new leader in Taipei who has promised not to be a troublemaker, the initiative would have to come from Beijing, Mr Baum said.

How much of this will have to come from taxpayers?

Shi said he wants to help his colleagues find a mate, because none of them come from Chengdu.

Planned share listings have had to be shelved, but the most worrying signals have come from the debt market.

It said the attacks appeared to come from China.

I reckon about 60 per cent of Watford's goals this season have come from Ben's assists. It's been a great experience for him.

One must have fun, one must be able to laugh and to talk to another, but it must come from inside you.

Confirmation that his devices actually do work come from his collection of granted US patents on various parts of the WFC system.

If I come from a family of alcoholics, then in a social setting I need to be more cognizant of my vulnerabilities than other people do.

Veterinary experts were investigating the source of the infection, Miliband said, adding it was most likely to have come from wild birds.

The meaning of a bear market is thought to come from an old story about a man who sold the skin of a bear before he caught the bear.

This uncertainty about where the next meal will come from is called ' food insecurity ' .

They had come from many parts of the country to prepare a statement that would be presented at a special mass meeting the following day.

He said that roughly half of India's future excess population growth was expected to come from its six poorest states.

He must be from Africa, which can come from the point of view of his skin.

Many great things come from things we don't expect, and for me teaching is one of these great things.

The new usage of the word has come from America, and is now found in British contexts.

Mr Medvedev is the first Russian leader since the tsars to have come from neither the security services nor the old Communist Party.

Foxtons, a high-end real-estate agency, told me that 80% of its sales this year at its Sloane Square branch have come from overseas buyers.

Some in a lighter-hearted way, like Keeping the Faith, you know, how you come from old world traditions. . .

Where did it come from and where Does it go If it were right in front of me Would i know Love love love Love love love! Love love love!

There is a great variety in terms of what you do, where you come from, what you could add to campus.

People come from all over America to see carpenters and other craftsmen make wood, glass and iron objects in the old-fashioned way.

She says tracks come from all over the place, and that she'll ask the music team.

Life cannot come from your obedience. Life comes from Christ our covenant head. Let us by faith feed upon Him for everlasting life. Amen.

Rob grew up in a conservative Republican family in Georgia; I come from a longtime Republican family in Wisconsin.

FRANK YAMAMOTO: People come from around the world to see the Fair. You're lucky. You live right around the corner.

Lift up your eyes and look about you: All assemble and come to you; your sons come from afar, and your daughters are carried on the arm.

what 's his goal is gather the competitors which come from all around the word on the friendly spare time competition!

The two newest states have names which did not come from any of those languages.

One important thing was that the request for assistance for particular projects had to come from Suai.

Our students come from all over the country, for the direction of employment, we all have to seek each.

S. , " he said. " A consensus prevails amongst economists that the biggest productivity gains come from invention.

What was that ? Who said that? I don't see anyone around. Where did the voice come from?

Re-equipping has been a long, slow process and is hindered when supplies come from abroad by the reluctance of drivers to enter the region.

During my childhood, I would often wonder where it had come from and why it was never opened.

Normally I get vegetables from street markets, not from supermarkets because that way you know they come from local producers.

Most of the children come from poor families who cannot afford surgery. The group provides treatment for free, changing their lives.

The main goal of his plan: to create 3 million new jobs. Most would come from the private sector, he said.

"We must shed ourselves of arrogance that might come from such a number, " said the 62-year-old US-trained engineering scholar.

Although I come from an old and famous family, my name is a very everyday one. It could belong to any unimportant workman.

He said that Jade's select slate of customers so far has come from as far afield as Russia, Malta and Spain.

Do you know where the dark elements come from, and where the good elements come from?

The bulk of this would come from forgoing all that the sick and the dead would have produced.

But for Europeans and Americans, currently preoccupied by deflation, its problems seem to come from a different world.

The LCROSS results give only an inkling of where the water might have come from.

True financial security doesn't only come from money in the bank; it also means that you are at peace with your spending.

It is reduced on a large scale, extremely probably come from the hands of this company that this time appearing at large trade.

The bulk of this would come from forging all that the sick and the dead would have produced.

Examples come from my own experience but are matched by that of others.

They still need to strike a deal with a Chinese carrier and no recent signs of progress have come from its talks with China Unicom.

But for a genuine trade recovery to happen, economists say a robust renewal in trade will have to come from Europe, the U.

Sometimes the idea will come from a 'visionary' within the company, perhaps an imaginative and persuasive member of the management team.

Spokesman Capt. Jerome Baroe said the signals had come from Russian warships moving from the Mediterranean to the Baltic Sea.

But, you know, we've just come from this discussion of what a bird might be.

It would be a brave man willing to bet where the next attack will come from.

Nothing but disaster would come from such a plan.

They were considered to be omens of death and were believed to have come from the "otherworld" .

What I learned in those early days was that my giving didn't necessarily have to come from my bank account.

The largest have come from a group called Energy Citizens, which has sponsored rallies in a handful of cities around the country.

Dr Eisenberg's patients come from across the world to see him at his surgery in Philadelphia.

A gift of any amount can be contributed to the Permanent Fund and can come from the donor's current assets or be designated by bequest.

Though most Sun-braves and Shade-stalkers do not fear exile, they grow accustomed to the incentives that come from being part of this clan.

Post flop is going to be a lot about thinking during hands and will come from reading, thinking, watching videos and mostly experience.

"Aquilani has been a pleasant surprise for us because he had come from a negative period, " Marotta told Sky Sport Italia.

The PLA scholars said the threats to China come from more than sophisticated intelligence operations on the Internet.

If we do not tell the cloning of human beings he was cloned, are we deprived him of his right to know their rights come from?

They have come from all over the world and the city has exploded with a great population.

And ever since the major leagues allowed non-whites to play, some of the best players in the game have come from outside the United States.

It actually seems to come from the opposite end of the love-hate spectrum.

Orders have come from Berlin to teach nothing but German in the schools of Alsace and Lorraine.

As a result, curiosity plagues the thoughts of every scientific mind like a child wonders where babies come from: whatexisted before we did?

Her foibles, like her insistence on eating sweets at bedtime, seemed to come from her Armenian father.

Nothing of significant scale will come from it, as MotherEarth is doing all she can to protect you by trying to control her movements.

And some of these letters appeared to come from highly educated professionals.

I knew I would have the strength to go on, and where that strength would come from. It was love that would save me now.

Business challenges in the IT sector can come from left field in a very short time, he said.

To be sure, most of any increase in national savings will come from a reduction in budget deficits.

In theory banks have until 2019 to raise this amount, and much of it could come from profits over the next few years.