Sentence examples for from the phrases from inspiring English sources

We reap far more than a whirlwind from the phrases and rhythms left to us by the King James translation of the Bible, whose 400th anniversary is being commemorated this year.

Many of the phrases for which Winston Churchill is famous he adapted from the phrases of other people, and when Yogi Berra said "I didn't really say everything I said" he was correct.

He would confront them, for instance, with "the prostitute slept with the student," or "his roommate kicked him in the stomach". He then asked them to free-associate from the phrases and found that their repression was obvious.

That this feature is intrinsic is plain from the phrases 'by its own nature' and 'in itself'.

From the phrases, it appears Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) was, in fact, taken captive by the Dothraki who surrounded her at the end of Season 5. Mashable reports someone also spotted the word Missandei as well, meaning one of Daenerys' advisors on the show may have found her.

From the phrase in bonis, later writers coined the expression "bonitary ownership".

But many chefs and scientists are trying to move away from the phrase, including Rachel.

Antibalas's name derives from the phrase "chaleco antibalas," Spanish for "bulletproof vest".

This was a Trumpian moment, from the phrasing — "a very, very good movie" — to the message.

Looking at the vertex of each T picks out a unique syllable from the phrase in the first column.

"Ready Player One" takes its title, sentimentally, from the phrase that signaled the start of games from that era.