Sentence examples for and something from the from inspiring English sources

Before, it was just a religion and something from the Second World War.

I loved the idea of something from the sea and something from the land being joined so perfectly by something from below the ground.

On Twitter it was described as "incitement to racial hatred" and "something from the days of the third reich"; the Huffington Post agreed that it was "straight out of Nazi Germany".

Anyway, here's a pretty good (if one-sided) analysis of the series from a Pens perspective by Tribune Review columnist Mike Prisuta and something from the Flyers' perspective from the Inquirer's Tim Panaccio.

With the help of his father and his scientist friends, some of them quite accomplished in their fields, Fex began making a list of things he would want in his Mini Museum, such as dinosaur bones, meteorites and something from the moon.

By that point in the evening, he'd already watched the network news, and something from the BBC, and Jim Lehrer.

"And something from my heimat into the streets".

Was there something that these stories had in common -- and something from them that could help the U.S. economic recovery?

"I've got something from Hillary and something from Bill — also President Obama, Michelle Obama, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, Chuck Schumer, Donna Brazile, and the D.N.C.

"You might as well lose 3-1 or 4-1 because you've got to go and try and get something from the game," added Vance.

A system with the feedback has a path from output into the input and participate and share something from the output into the input.