Meanings of come courtesy in English

Pictures of the owls come courtesy of John Chester and Kate MacRae.

Your latest raise may have come courtesy of another learning algorithm.

In a tiny side room, two Tokyo Techno Kids come courtesy of the FuriFuri Company.

The bottle pics come courtesy of user "Camelot" on leading industry website ski.com.au.

Drums come courtesy of Questlove-whoco-writes three tracks-aswell as James Gadson and Chris Dave.

Yet real benefits come courtesy of the productivity gains that tend to follow increased private ownership.

The maturity has come courtesy of ironwoman Falzon, with the couple recently welcoming their second child.

Some pictures come courtesy of British Pathé.

The payouts come courtesy of a combination of higher and more stable oil prices and pressure from investors.

The new features come courtesy of the libavcodec and libavformat libraries, which are borrowed from the ffmpeg project.

The gears are for a bike, though, and come courtesy of Rohloff, in the form of a tandem Speed Hub.

If laptops are going to get even lighter and smaller, the innovation may come courtesy a team at Johns Hopkins University.

Music will be by singer-songwriter Cathy Davey and the laughs will come courtesy of comedian and Irish Mammies creator Colm O'Regan.

Most of the show's laugh-out-loud, cringeworthy moments come courtesy of JP, an awful posh boy who goes round swearing and being incredibly sexist.

Only Monkstown, Derry and Highfield are secure, leaving the rest to squabble over the extra places which have come courtesy of the league restructuring.

It's an incredibly advanced country filled with fantastic technological wizardry, but those advancements come courtesy of vibranium, a rare ore found almost exclusively in Wakanda.