Sentence examples for borrowing a form from inspiring English sources

It seemed she was borrowing a form and feeling that is perhaps not old enough to transform meaningfully.

She trained as a dancer with Martha Graham and worked as a nightclub singer, taking at that time the professional name Maya Angelou, borrowing a form of her husband's surname.

David A. Paterson, was backed by public sector unions and by the state comptroller's office, which oversees the pension fund and prefers to call the borrowing a form of amortization, or paying a debt gradually, with interest.

But, even if this is not a purely scientific endeavor, it borrows a scientific form.

And it is about putting them together to yield a snapshot of New York by way of its filthiest common denominators.** **But, even if this is not a purely scientific endeavor, it borrows a scientific form.

Richard Shope is borrowing a centuries-old art form to help today's generation write better tomorrow.

There might be resistance, however, from European regulators, who regard such borrowing as a form of shadow banking that they cannot control.

He suggests a figure that shows the pound cost per hundred borrowed a day for all forms of credit.

I can't keep track of everything!), but "Ask the Librarians" is moving ("in somewhat different form," to borrow a phrase often found in the front matter of books made up of New Yorker pieces) to … newyorker.com!

Form-copies belong to particulars and derive or emanate, to borrow a neo-Platonic term, from Forms.

Meeting Amy's boyfriend Rory, the Doctor realises that Prisoner Zero, a multiform that can take the form of any unconscious being by forming a telepathic link with them, is borrowing the forms of a nearby hospital's coma patients.