Sentence examples for It was appropriated from inspiring English sources

It was "appropriated" some time before 1890 by Frédéric Delair, a restaurateur in Paris, who ran an establishment called La Tour d'Argent.

It was appropriated by fellow 1950s rockers (Johnny Otis's "Willie and the Hand Jive" [1958]), 1960s garage bands (the Strangeloves' "I Want Candy" [1965]), and budding superstars (the Rolling Stones' version of Buddy Holly's Diddley-influenced "Not Fade Away" [1964]).

Built in 1910 and used for its original purpose until the 1970s, when it was appropriated as a location for film shoots, the hall cost the hotelier Peng Loh more than £20 million (about $31 million) to restore.

But in December 2005 it was appropriated as the "Cronulla Cape" to be worn while attacking the Lebanese.

And until it was appropriated by US right-wingers, it was my favourite symbol of American patriotism.

But it was appropriated by vile people, and now virtually everyone sees racial hatred in that one too.

It was appropriate".

"But it was appropriate.

"I thought it was appropriate".

I felt it was appropriate".

It was appropriate for his approach.