Sentence examples for been fed from the from inspiring English sources

The pain was so unbearable, he said, that "you forget the milk that you have been fed from the breast of your mother".

When Jane Mayer spoke to Arar, in 2005, he told her that the pain inflicted on him during interrogation was so great that "you forget the milk that you have been fed from the breast of your mother".

Then, suddenly, the teeth-chatterer was at my side, pulling himself up to his full height and exhibiting the rather elevated Waffen S.S. rank on his collar, his Knight's Cross medal only slightly awry under his chin, the very picture of a newsreel hero such as we schoolboys had been fed from the screen for years.

But the avant-garde and modernism have always been fed from the colonies, whether it's absurd songs from Romania that become the basis of Dada, or discordant folk songs that become the basis of avant-garde music in Vienna in 1910.

Eric Mar (even the name seems to be out of central casting -- Supervisor Mar, the guy who had to mar the fun) tweeted his form of bah humbug, "Waiting for Miles the BatKid & Wondering how many 1000s of SF kids living off SNAP/FoodStamps could have been fed from the $$." I do understand Supervisor Mar's concern (albeit it poorly timed).

"I think that's fed from the switch," she said, waving toward a bundle of wires.

The Eastern and Western Yamuna canals are fed from the river at that point.

But my favourite is the monochrome Loving Bewick, in which Jane Eyre is fed from the beak of an enormous pelican.

You are also halted by the crash of water that cascades into a small pond planted with gunnera, which is fed from the studio roof.

It uses a series of panels divided into cells containing soil Water is fed from the top of a living wall, emulating the natural world.

Carrier also devised a system (first installed in 1922 at Grauman's Metropolitan Theatre in Los Angeles) wherein conditioned air was fed from the ceiling and exhausted at floor level.