Unlike so many others, Soni, whose core is strong thanks to a regimen of Pilates and yoga, did not derive much benefit from the suits.
The market did not derive much direction from the day's economic data, with initial jobless claims falling last week, as expected.
Marie did not derive much joy from the arrival of her firstborn, later writing that she "felt like turning [her] head to the wall".
Names of salads derive from people; they don't derive from the sky".
I don't derive pleasure from most things, but they're things I have to do.
Clearly, that authority does not derive from cultural values.
Their strength does not derive just from sandbags.
Since Dr. Lecter came on the movie scene, the concept "First, do no harm" has taken on an entirely new meaning: Dr. Carter's patients don't seem to derive much benefit from his half-hearted ministrations, but at least they get off his couch alive.
Using standard statistical tools derived from things that do not change much over time, such as the distribution of people's heights can be misleading.
