Sentences with phrase «places someone come from»

I'm not going to say that all christians are hateful, but the majority of hate speech I hear in the work place comes from the mouths of christians.

I finally know where the funky name for this fabulous burger place came from!

It is still a little on the pricey side, but given that Huawei wanted to make a timepiece that was also a smartwatch, and have included a heart rate sensor, WiFi as well as an excellent build and design that wouldn't look out of place coming from Switzerland, it's no surprise this is a pricey smartwatch.

I'm doing my print books through CreateSpace (the same place they came from with NLA Digital).

I think the unexpected results and perhaps the better ability to envision it in the first place comes from a notion that time is an illusion (a new and increasingly popularized theory in physics).

Another argument that American Psycho's killings actually take place comes from the filmmakers themselves.

The emotional core of A Quiet Place comes from the emotional wedge driven between Regan and her father Lee (John Krasinski) after her youngest brother dies in the film's prologue.

The two words Mibbin meaning Men or Eagle and Bah meaning place come from the Eastern Yugambeh Language of South Eastern Queensland.

Now, I know you were hoping to hear that I won and that I expelled the Fear Monster back to the dark place it came from, but that is not the case... not yet.

Nigel Farage has been subject to a tirade which would not have seemed out of place coming from his mouth, after a Belgian MEP lambasted him for «cheating his own citizens».

Sauces share the rich heritage of the places they came from — Georgia mustard sauce, Kentucky black mutton sauce, Kansas City - style sauce, and even Carolina vinegar sauce.

Hamilton enjoyed a remarkable start to his F1 career, with a third and four second - places coming from his first five races.

It is the space that has always been there and the place we all come from.

Of course, the little bird still can't jump, moving him from place to place all comes from the environment and it's more charming than ever.

Where did this place come from?

The places we come from give us our stories.

Oxford University's admissions data for 2016 shows that 58 per cent of students who received a place came from a state school - the highest figure on record.

The whole slightly off - the - wall feeling of the place comes from living in Cornwall, England!

Sage says that all the locations in the book are inspired by areas around where she lives, and that the whole «slightly off - the - wall felling of the place comes from living in Cornwall.»

It is AAS's web site, advertising, ethical standards, and scrupulous screening that enabled Patches to escape the horror of his life in the place he came from, to be saved from dying from rat poison, and to find a home fit for a dog.

The cats we place come from a variety of origins.

people shouldn't have to buy a dog when the place they came from is guessing on these things.

But while these pets may look adorable in a window, the places they come from will make you think twice about ever purchasing a dog from a pet shop.

But the true beauty of this place comes from the people who help make it paradise: Diego, Didier, Wilma, Isaias and Barbara.

My fear is that the one place it's been forgotten is the place it came from.

Return Journey British artists including Chester's Ryan Gander and Ellesmere Port's Mark Leckey explore their connections with the places they come from.

Does a desire for a sense of place come from a resistance to the inexorable growth of suburban development and its homogenizing influence?

Q: What states to the children who are places come from?