Sentence examples for borrow a technique from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon might borrow a technique from other nations' militaries.

The next step will be to borrow a technique from Web design, highlighting e-mail adresses and U.R.L.'s in blue "so they pop off the page at you," Ms. Leach said.

If the affliction is causing you embarrassment, you can always borrow a technique that David Cameron, your former employer, uses with regard to awkward job losses in the economy.

Mr. McMurry, a personal-injury-law crusader who once brought a class-action suit against the Vatican for its role in abuse in the Roman Catholic Church, believes the distilleries can borrow a technique that California wineries use to prevent the escape of the "angels' share" and stamp out Baudoinia.

The college borrowed a technique pioneered at Greenhead, the remarkably successful Huddersfield sixth-form college.

But for this recipe, I borrowed a technique from James Beard that results in one giant, crumbly shortcake.

For a fund-raiser at Union Station in downtown Los Angeles last week, for example, the campaign borrowed a technique from the record industry.

The four spots manipulate still photographs to produce an effect similar to strobe lights, borrowing a technique used in performances by the Icelandic musicians known as GusGus.

Borrowing a technique commonly used there, I sweated a trio of aromatic spices before adding the liquid to a braised chicken-thigh dish.

Borrowing a technique from online merchants like Amazon and Fresh Direct, repeat donors do not need to resubmit their credit card information to make a pledge.

The plains around Amarillo are so vast, featureless, mirage-prone and disorientating that early Spanish explorers, borrowing a technique from native guides, would shoot arrows in the intended direction of travel to keep themselves on course.