she came up from the country. in Germany

She came up from the country. [ʃoukeimʌpfrɔmðkʌntriː] Sie kam vom Lande.

Sentence patterns related to "she came up from the country."

1. Her national costume showed which country she came from.

2. People came from All over the country

3. The foreign visitors came from a distant country.

4. They came from all parts of the country.

5. She came up hoarse for the singing.

6. She came up gulping for air.

7. They came to this country and built up the family business.

8. She looked up anxiously as he came in.

9. She got her spunk up and left the country.

10. She came from a privileged background.

11. It was quite safe because she lived in the country and rarely came to town.

12. The crunch came when she returned from America.

13. She was exiled from her country.

14. She came trotting down the steps from the library.

15. She came from a financially privileged background.

16. She came from a respectable bourgeois family.

17. The country came under foreign domination.

18. When she came home from school she really didn't look well.

19. She came from a very serious, Puritan family.

20. When Peter came in, she glanced up, trying to appear nonchalant.

21. She came back from the telephone booth quickly, looking distracted.

22. But Saturn came to the country, a homeless exile fleeing from his son Jupiter.

23. • She nodded her Assent and came down from the tree

24. She came from a stable, comfortable, middle-class family.

25. To single out such women, she came up with a clever test.