“come from”造句，怎麼用come from造句

Intrusion may be come from unauthorized system attacker, may be from authorized user to overstep his authority.

The crime scene was splashed with blood, some of which investigators believed had come from the killer as Brow fought for her life.

The guesture might come from Rome, when people raise the right hand to show their extolling and respect for the empire.

"and watching; and if the daughters of Shiloh come out to take part in the dances, then come from the vine-gardens and take a wife for every one of you from among the daughters of Shiloh, and go back to the land of Benjamin."

We may make scientific predictions about the direction in which human society may evolve in the future. But as for how things will develop specifically in the future , the answer to this question should come from practice in the future.

Of the thousands of mammal fossils that workers have unearthed along with the hominid remains, many come from large carnivores such as saber-toothed cats, panthers, bears, hyenas and wolves.

We heard clink come from that room.

My answer seemed to come from the subconscious.

The war-carriage of God is among Israel's thousands; the Lord has come from Sinai to the holy place.

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

The pieces come from four of the five types of rhino: white, black, Indian and Sumatran. The Javan rhino is so rare that a sample could not be collected.

The reflected signals come from the small inclusions.

Smedley and the Chinese women with whom she sided on this issue had just come from the city and had little experience in the countryside.

He derives his income from freelance work.

"the more common leathers come from cattle, including calf and ox; sheep and lamb; goat and kid; horse, mule, and zebra; Buffalo; pig and hog; and seal, walrus, whale, and alligator."

We are all here, but we come from afar.