Sentence examples for borrowing lines from inspiring English sources

He wrote and recorded lyrics independently, borrowing lines from his band mates occasionally, and trying to maintain that equilibrium.

Writing at the same table, reciting their drafts to each other and sometimes exchanging or borrowing lines, they founded a collaborative enterprise which they called 'the Concern'.

By the nineties, Sanea's borrowing lines at the Money Exchange had been stretched "to capacity," according to Peter Shepherd, its former treasurer.

Card companies have extended borrowing lines to Americans to an alltime high of $3 trillion, nearly double the level just four years ago.

Borrowing lines from its suave up-market sibling the CLS, the CLA also bears Mercedes' aggressive new familial snout, and carries subtle flares and bulges confidently towards its pert rear.

"Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee," he said, borrowing lines coined by one of his trainers.

BEACON "August Ventimiglia: Borrowed Lines".

Many of the borrowed lines are taken from Woodward's Bush at War, with the former president's accounts of meetings bearing a striking similarity to Woodward's.

Excuse me! Excuse me!" The mob, with Mr. Cain still in the middle, made its way into a second conference room where Mr. Cain delivered a short statement that borrowed lines from his stump speech.

At its core is a succession of arguments between two Czech friends, Jan (who holds some of Kundera's attitudes) and Ferda (who more clearly represents Havel, and borrows lines from some of Havel's famous utterances).

Called "Was It Rape, Then?", the story borrows lines from Shakespeare's plays to recreate the multitude of dire experiences that can arise from rape culture.