Sentence examples for from things to from inspiring English sources

The Swiss are amending their laws to change the status of animals from "things" to "beings".

I find it very, very hard to take myself away from things, to relinquish any amount of control.

Most were drawn from things to hand: the human body (the foot or the mile, which derives from the Latin milia passuum, or 1,000 paces) and tools (barrels, cups).

The very small parlor incredibly contained — aside from things to sit on — an organ, a piano, a garden of flowering flowerpots, and usually a darting little dog and a large, drowsy cat.

Antonioni captured a new bourgeois society that shifted from physical to intellectual creation, from matter to abstraction, from things to images, and the crisis of personal identity and self-recognition that resulted.

In "Guide to Success," a cuttingly cynical number from "Things to Ruin," a revue of the songs by the emerging young theater composer Joe Iconis, a smug millionaire offers advice to youthful go-getters preparing to lunge down the road to riches: "Never say what you really feel/ Why make a choice when it's safe to just make a deal".

I said to Greg: 'You can't just go from thing to thing to thing.

"All we can do right now is make inferences from thing to thing to thing," said Dr. Tom Barrett, medical director of Howard Brown.

Second, if you are up to a slightly higher level of difficulty, just observe your brain as it moves from thing to thing, hunts and pecks.

And what we mean by capacity is the ability not to obsess over things and be able to keep moving from thing to thing as needed.

We no longer time shift from thing to thing, but rather absorb new data and overlay it with institutional memory.