Sentence examples for from the saying from inspiring English sources

The nickname stems from the saying "my home is my castle".

Harry B. Burt, the founder took the name from the saying "To please a man's palate, put him in good humor".

"The title comes from the saying 'A son is a son until he gets married, a daughter's a daughter for ever and a day'.

Tey's title, drawn from the saying that "truth is the daughter of time," is a nod to this same idea — and her book did get the water flowing.

(The store's name comes from the saying, "They took off like a ruptured duck," a reference to servicemen and servicewomen who were returning home and wore a cloth insignia of an eagle inside a wreath. The soldiers, however, thought the eagle more closely resembled a duck).

However, the present study deviates from the said work in its choice of field equations.

The first stage of the study includes plaster analyses and mechanical tests conducted on the samples taken from the said building.

The thin band gap for indium antimonide alloy characteristics from the said materials is very attractive for optoelectronic device applications.

This is very useful recommendation made available to farmers during 1998 from the said university (Anonymous 1998).

A second-order sliding-mode-based adaptation law is designed for estimating the frequency and the damping factor, while amplitude and phase are obtainable from the said parameters by straightforward algebra.

Further if the sample belongs to a specified reference base (normal) then the requirement is to understand how strong the affiliation is, and if otherwise (abnormal) how far away the sample is from the said reference base.