Sentence examples for from slate from inspiring English sources
That's the basic message from Slate, too.
He's endured snark from the Huffington Post, eye-rolling from Slate, mockery from New York Magazine.
A tad more interesting is the large Greek cross made from slate.
Floodlights and Old Speckled Hen covers on, umbrellas up, steady drizzle falling from slate grey skies.
Almost imperceptibly the skies above Gallowgate switched from slate grey to sunwashed blue.
Later that day, BALSAM, JERRY followed up with two articles from Slate, and the obsession had begun.
Three writers from Slate magazine, Julia Turner, David Haglund and Dana Stevens, discuss three cultural topics in 15 minutes.
Penrhyn Castle had been built from slate industry money; now the National Gallery turned to the slate quarries themselves.
His history of generously borrowing other people's words has meanwhile earned him the description of "unusually creepy" from Slate.
One of my favourite of Donna's schticks in Obvious Child is the one about how much she resembles Anne Frank and, unsurprisingly, this line also comes from Slate.
