Sentence examples for evolving from that from inspiring English sources

As the sand became soil, Kunitz sketched out a plan of imagining it; the plot has been evolving from that sketch ever since.

Addressing his own parliament on his return, he anticipated a "fundamental change of mission in the first months of 2009", with Britain's role evolving from that of an occupier to an ally's.

"We see AMZN evolving from that of a pure-play e-tailer of books, etc. to a future shopping portal," Levitan and Benjamin write.

The role of subject librarians is evolving from that of being service providers to being educators who are active contributors in curricular design in higher education.

I call this process evolving from that of a slaved mind to an empowered mind.

Pharmacists' roles are evolving from that of compounders and dispensers of medicines to that of experts on medicines within multidisciplinary health care teams.

As long as I feel really good about the idea then melody and lyric will evolve from that.

We hope we can evolve from that.

"But the structure of the film is it starts off as one type of film - it begins with a murder trial - and then evolves from that.

There is, inherently, Kim Dickens' son, who is played by Frank Dillane, has certain issues and certain problems that cause tension and worry about your son, your daughter, your ex-wife and then it evolves from that.

This recipe gradually evolved from that day.