Sentence examples for borrowing a line from inspiring English sources

Borrowing a line from himself and Tony Blair, Lord Mandelson said: "John Sergeant should not bow out.

"I got the eye of the tiger," she sings, borrowing a line from Survivor, "Louder than a lion".

Borrowing a line from Nelson Mandela, he said that the sport had the power to change lives.

She called the collection "But You Caint Use My Phone," borrowing a line from "Tyrone," one of her biggest hits.

"In Detroit," Richards said, borrowing a line from his act, "the only thing worse than the economy is the Lions".

He introduces them to Bronn, borrowing a line from Barney Stinson, and then has to listen to Frey gloat more.

To borrow a line from poetry, James Simons knows several lives worth living.

To borrow a line from a favorite film, "Shucks, that's the best part".

Again, to borrow a line from Ogilvy, who is among them, "It's amazing".

I could have borrowed a line from our neighbour-from-hell to throw at them.

He grinned as he borrowed a line from "Terminator 2," his latest hit.