Sentence examples for borrowing a tactic from inspiring English sources

Borrowing a tactic from the movement, the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces announced the resignation on Facebook.

Now, some restaurants are borrowing a tactic from other hospitality businesses and charging different prices for meals at different times.

Yesterday, Wilpon underlined that approach by borrowing a tactic more popular with other owners and making a recruiting pitch to a prized free agent.

The Oakland Raiders are borrowing a tactic from the Palin playbook (nothing in their own has been working well lately) — blaming the press for reports of bad behavior.

Borrowing a tactic from the successful campaign to persuade Albany lawmakers to legalize same-sex marriage, advocates for the public financing of state elections are turning to a celebrity to make their case to New Yorkers.

Borrowing a tactic from the youth movement that toppled President Hosni Mubarak on Feb. 11, the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces first announced the resignation by posting three terse lines on its Facebook page.

He also borrowed a tactic from the left, blaming "the system" for his own failures.

He borrowed a tactic from Jimmy Chitwood, a fictional character in "Hoosiers," and led a campaign to have Ligon reinstated.

The past few seasons, Corrigan has borrowed a tactic from Notre Dame football lore, playing neutral-site games to expose the game to other parts of the country.

To borrow a tactic from the TV show, which invariably featured Carrie posing the week's Big Question to her readers: Was "Sex" actually 50 percent worse the second time around?

In the Northeast, for example, some homeowners and landlords, stung by sharply higher heating oil prices last winter, have borrowed a tactic that is common in business: They have negotiated caps on what they will pay for heating oil this winter, using futures contracts bought by their oil suppliers.