Sentence examples similar to a borrowed from from inspiring English sources

Singular John Smedley's unisex collection contains only two jumpers and two T-shirts – each with a borrowed-from-the-boys-or-girls look.

The new collection is entitled Bohemian Prep and is meant as a riff on the Tommy aesthetic: the collection could be summed up as a 1970s rock star's girlfriend who favours a borrowed-from-the boys look.

He was living in a cabin borrowed from a friend, the director James Ivory.

(The Dumpster pool, a concept borrowed from a musician in Georgia, cost barely $1,000).

Poverty trap is a concept borrowed from a Swedish government report [ 24] and sociology.

A dessert sporting a lighted sparkler (a feature borrowed from Tupelo Honey) added to the celebration.

It thereby had a "multiplier effect," a term borrowed from John Maynard Keynes.

First, we will introduce an example borrowed from an actual study to detail the study design, experimental procedures, and notations.

One is an ancient Egyptian bronze sculpture of a falcon, borrowed from LACMA's permanent collection.

[10] Dosis facit venenum, a quote borrowed from Paracelsus, who used it in a medical context.

The album opens with "Be Still My Soul," with a melody borrowed from Jean Sibelius's "Finlandia".