Sentence examples similar to chapter takes its cue from from inspiring English sources
The sequel takes its cue from the last chapter of Barrie's novel, in which we learn that the Lost Boys, now adopted, "saw what goats they had been not to remain on the island; but it was too late now, and soon they settled down to being as ordinary as you or me .Inevitably, Barrie tells us, they stopped believing and lost the power to fly.
The design takes its cue from its particular site.
Grilled calamari ($8), a newcomer, takes its cue from Asia.
Bacaro, open since Oct. 31, takes its cue from its Italian namesake.
The décor of the restaurant and bar takes its cue from them.
David Greig's The Monster in the Hall takes its cue from shimmering 60s girl-group pop.
Lisa de Ribere's "Starry Nights" takes its cue from van Gogh paintings.
Her design takes its cue from the local authority's proposed pedestrianisation of Exhibition Road.
His restaurant, Asitane in Istanbul, takes its cue from the sumptuous feasts of the 16th century.
Calhoun said his team takes its cue from El-Amin, the junior guard.
Well, there's a good idea floating around that takes its cue from the legendary Willie Sutton.
