Sentence examples for a leaf from the from inspiring English sources

What I found is actually taking a leaf from the Tea Party.

Perhaps the answer is to take a leaf from the Office for Budget Responsibility.

Wouldn't it be nice if every award winner took a leaf from the Billy Wilder-I.

They may take a leaf from the manual of Palestinian Islamic groups.

The location has been brilliantly chosen, as though the architects took a leaf from the blueprints of the Taj Mahal.

But the new Speaker can also take a leaf from the Lord Speaker's book across the way.

But here in Venice, officials took a leaf from the advertising playbook that has helped make bottled water a multibillion-dollar global industry.

One day people may pull out a smartphone instead, photographing a leaf from the mystery tree and then having the phone search for matching images in a database.

Taking a leaf from the strategic-alliances textbook, they use managerial links—such as joint teams and boundary-spanning individuals to identify and exploit opportunities.

Students graduating from Cornell University Medical College take the Hippocratic oath in a ceremony on the hospital grounds and get a leaf from the tree, a pleasant tradition.

Surely they should take a leaf from the Canadians," the senator said, referring to the decision by Canada's prime minister, Stephen Harper, to boycott the event.