Sentence examples for copied the language from inspiring English sources

He copied the language, spell-checked it and e-mailed it to his teacher.

Most copied the language of conservative state laws around the country, which made it harder for abortion clinics to operate and put new demands on women seeking the procedures, according to abortion rights advocates.

Today, Cory Booker questioned Scott Pruitt, Trump's nominee for E.P.A. administrator, who, as Attorney General of Oklahoma, not only joined a dozen industry lawsuits against the E.P.A. but at times directly copied the language of energy-company lawyers in doing so.

If you try to copy the language of the time, it gets in readers' way.

"You can't copy the language from a Jezebel post and paste it onto a syllabus," Brodsky explained.

But he thought that what happened was people came up that were copying the surface of what Pryor was doing, copying the language and felt that that was the key to the content.

Mr. Stevens, who sponsored the provision, said he deliberately copied the House language to make it impossible for the F.C.C.'s supporters to strip the provision when the measures are reconciled in a House-Senate conference committee.

But since all the media covering it originated in Australia, and they'd all called it a "massive squid," and all the follow-on American sources including bloggers had copied the Aussie language, there were no recent hits for "massive sea creature".

If you don't have the right voice to do the impressions, copying the body language of the intended person would help the overall impression.

Maybe it's because we're content to slavishly copy the language we've learned is the 'correct' response to those events.

Jason Watkins, as Mr Humphries, and Sherrie Hewson's Mrs Slocombe offer karaoke acting, more or less copying the intonations, body language and costumes of John Inman and Mollie Sugden.