Sentence examples for borrow something from from inspiring English sources

Or better yet, borrow something from the Vancouver Games.

His approach to his subjects would seem to borrow something from his gentle couchside manner.

I had to get up extraordinarily early this morning to drive a van to Peckham to borrow something from Bassline Circus (Ta chums!).

Given the impasse on the Hill, the occasional Anglophile will ask, could not America borrow something from a system that seems somehow to combine civility with the ability to get hard things done?Probably not.

Queen was visiting the apartment where the 9-year-old lived, and the two girls were playing when the 9-year-old's mother stepped out to borrow something from a neighbor, the police said.

According to Ononubi, in his interview with Muyiwa Matuluko of Techpoint Nigeria, he has this to say, "I don't believe that you can just borrow something from America and use it in this environment".

Tom Rob Smith's debut borrows something from both these authors, but Robert Harris's Fatherland is perhaps the best comparison.

Bonnard's intimate paintings, cropped in odd ways, look as if they had borrowed something from his family snapshots.

If Portugal decide to record a song to accompany their passage to Brazil, maybe they will consider borrowing something from the Millwall pantheon in honour of their captain.

The policy people on Clinton's staff, who are mostly progressives, reportedly favor the second approach, which borrows something from the arguments Bernie Sanders has been making.

Borrowing something from Peter Pan, as well as The Wizard of Oz and Beauty and the Beast, this is about a girl apprehensive of what growing up holds in store, with the Jabberwocky reconfigured as a roaring monster representative of the terrors of the grownup world.