Sentence examples for copies material from from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rowling contends in the lawsuit that his book copies material from her own books while adding little or no new information and insight.

A Fox News commentator accused former President Jimmy Carter of copying material from one of his books without proper attribution.

The recorders allow you to copy material from DVD to Blu-ray and vice versa.

Be creative, but don't copy material from other rants (for example, avoid using James Rolfe's popular line, "What were they thinking?!").

In contrast to Greek and Roman histories, the early Chinese histories maintained a more neutral view when describing Parthia, although the habit of Chinese chroniclers to copy material for their accounts from older works (of undetermined origin) makes it difficult to establish a chronological order of events.

The administrators of Newzbin2 - a site which aggregated links to illegally copied material sourced from Usenet forums - also abandoned the operation after the UK courts forced internet service providers (ISPs) to block access.

On Wednesday night the band mixed familiar hit songs from its 2009 debut album "Sigh No More" (Glassnote), which has sold more than 2.3 million copies, with material from its new CD.

You may have some agency copy, some material from other media.

I am grateful to John Hare for permission to use and copy unpublished material from the Balliol College Archive.

In fact, many miscreants operate somewhere in between, carefully replicating the logic of scams without completely copying all material from prior iterations of the attack.

Yet, the designs to create those organisms and particles usually involve relatively simple changes to natural systems, or copying genetic material from one species and pasting it into another.