Sentence examples for from the pride from inspiring English sources

The resistance to this idea must derive from the pride of CIOs; it's certainly not an economically rational decision.

A celebration on Tuesday stands out from the pride, however, because it promises to deliver our cats what they most deserve, which is not a Meowjito.

But Bishop derives inspiration from the event (which he presented, he tells us), and from the pride taken by the winner of the Best Hand-Held Utensil gong.

Mr. Cohen converted instantly from the pride of his industry to a public embarrassment for it when a former prostitute said that he had held a knife to her throat during an argument when the two were dating in 2005.

Male cubs are expelled from the pride at about three years of age and become nomads until they are old enough to try to take over another pride (after age five).

Aside from the pride of carrying your club colours in your purse or wallet, simply spending on your football credit card can deliver a welcome cash injection to the coffers of your favourite team.

One senior officer warned that his likely career alternative was the venal life of a businessman: "If you do business, you have to be dishonest". Rais would fall from the height of prestige--from the pride of defending Bangladesh, from those government cars and colonial club memberships and foreign educational courses, from that look people give an officer--to its depths.

In a short time, these young women had gone from slavery to freedom, from degradation to the pride of accomplishment.

"We went from being the Pride of the Prairie to Sin City almost overnight".

We carried from there the pride in knowing that it was a local invention, although we were unaware of the poker-game origins.

The Red Storm was beaten, 81-64, by the Pride from the Colonial Athletic Association, and is off to its worst start since the 1947-48 season.