come from
Example Sentences
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Much of the recent concern about OpenAI has come from the success of Google’s Gemini app, which slowed ChatGPT’s growth and led OpenAI to declare a code red.
Another complication is that players come from different financial backgrounds, so the fines can be more burdensome to some members of the team — like walk-on players making little to no money — versus star players making millions who can afford to break the rules.
From MarketWatch
"The nerves also come from a sense that this team feels deserving of silverware," said Kirk-Francis.
From BBC
To assure authenticity, Fulchir said the glasses are stamped with either "Made in France" or "Made in Italy" depending on which site they come from -- the "most important" labels in the eyewear world, signifying quality.
From Barron's
“Well, I don’t. Where did you come from?”
From Literature
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
