Sentence examples for from think from inspiring English sources

So this whole 24/7 thing comes from, think about this 24/7.

The bridge consisted of lines he'd cribbed from think pieces about him — a weird decision, too.

New policy research from think tanks across the political spectrum shores up these findings with quantitative data.

Where he's coming from, think about New York in, like, 1981, with Madonna, Andy Warhol, Basquiat, the Ramones, Lou Reed, every different kind of thing going on.

Today, all their institutions, from think tanks to Fox TV, said Greenberg, "are reinforcing the trends that are marginalizing their party".

The first few days of the new year traditionally see a glut of predictions from think tanks, consultancies and PR firms eager to milk a dull news week.

Mr Byrne has worked for Accenture, a technology consultancy, and others, but the foreign secretary's career path —from think-tank to special adviser to Parliament is more typical.

A flurry of recent reports from think-tanks has furnished such figures with blueprints for such a decentralisation.So the United Kingdom will stay united.

Farfetched speculation is currently emanating from think-tanks and commentators on how Chinese military bases and Greenland's rapid independence from Denmark are likely offshoots of these industrial projects.

Gloomy forecasts come not just from think-tanks: the governor of the Bank of England says that growth will be flat for a year.

The Clintonistas control most of the party machinery, from think-tanks such as the Centre for American Progress to get-out-the-vote organisations such as The Media Fund.