Examples of 'has to come from somewhere' in a sentence

Meaning of "has to come from somewhere"

has to come from somewhere - This phrase is used to emphasize that something must have originated or been derived from a specific source or cause. It is often used when discussing the origins of ideas, actions, or objects

How to use "has to come from somewhere" in a sentence

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has to come from somewhere
The money has to come from somewhere.
Well the money to repair the damages has to come from somewhere.
Then it has to come from somewhere else.
Because campaigns cost money that has to come from somewhere.
Music has to come from somewhere to go somewhere.
So everything we believe has to come from somewhere.
Faith has to come from somewhere.
The information obviously has to come from somewhere.
It has to come from somewhere genuine.
So much of creativity has to come from somewhere.
He has to come from somewhere.
The initial funding has to come from somewhere.
Money has to come from somewhere which means more taxes.
That money and energy has to come from somewhere.
The money has to come from somewhere and most likely it will come from workers.
That money in the jackpot has to come from somewhere.
It has to come from somewhere else on Earth.
The ice and water has to come from somewhere.
The capital expenditure for retirement village accomodation has to come from somewhere.
That money has to come from somewhere.
The money to pay for these improvements has to come from somewhere.
The food has to come from somewhere.
The money to pay for health care has to come from somewhere.
Pressure has to come from somewhere.
An explanation about how this occurred has to come from somewhere else.
Susan, he has to come from somewhere.
The money to clothe and feed and house these girls has to come from somewhere.
So much hate has to come from somewhere.
The real question that people forget is that this money has to come from somewhere.
Because it has to come from somewhere.
If you are going to practice sport, the energy has to come from somewhere.
That stuff has to come from somewhere else.
No matter what you are selling, it has to come from somewhere.
Well, it has to come from somewhere.
This to me is very dishonest, as the electricity has to come from somewhere.
The stimulus has to come from somewhere else.
The extra time you spend digging in, it has to come from somewhere.
But the water has to come from somewhere.
This sport requires financial help, and that financial help has to come from somewhere.
All that sand has to come from somewhere.
It's much too powerful. All this healing energy… it has to come from somewhere.
But that data has to come from somewhere.
But because the codes are rigid, flexibility has to come from somewhere.
The outside influence has to come from somewhere else.
Batteries have to be charged, and that power has to come from somewhere.
The energy stored in hydrogen has to come from somewhere else.
The extra land needed to feed meat-eaters has to come from somewhere.
He said that the thought has to come from somewhere though.
Most of us eat three meals a day, and that food has to come from somewhere.
Still . But the money has to come from somewhere.

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