Sentence examples for borrow materials from inspiring English sources

Called the Museo Alameda, the institution is allowed to borrow materials from the Smithsonian, but is not financed by it.

In this case study, surface wave seismic surveys are interpreted to construct a stiffness ground model consistent with a heterogeneous embankment comprising local borrow materials.

Ask if you can borrow materials initially, or look online for many cheap options such as auctions of art materials people no longer need.

Instead of buying books and renting movies, get a membership at your local library, where you and your kids can borrow materials for free.

Jackson said a woman with the Army Corps told her the agency doesn't even need borrow material from the site.

The idea is to distill centuries of Gallic gloire into a chronological display, supplemented by lectures, seminars and temporary shows borrowing materials from the country's already plentiful local and regional history museums.

Reflecting the more liberal attitudes of the Renaissance were the free mass, with no borrowed materials, and the parody mass, in which the entire polyphonic web was freely adapted from a motet or a secular composition.

Audiences today will notice a melodic warmth uncharacteristic of earlier Weill -- Mr. Mauceri refers to the music's "new generosity" -- without recognizing that this new feeling derives from carefully borrowed materials.

Much depends on the purpose and character of the borrowed material's use.

Ms. Wendell estimated that they had found dozens of examples of writing that suggested borrowed material.

The flurry of blog posts prompted a Brazilian journalist to report her own sighting of borrowed material in a Golijov work.