Sentence examples for had lifted from from inspiring English sources

The clouds had lifted from Rakaposhi.

… The hours crept on; our barrage had lifted from the German line and now was falling on Langemarck Ridge.

The only rule: employ the title phrase, which Mr. Godina had lifted from a "Peanuts" comic strip.

Much of what you paid for as a C.E.O. was the expertise that McKinsey had lifted from your rivals.

Of the 27 or so YouTube videos Ms. LaRose posted, most were training videos or violent scenes that she had lifted from jihadi Web sites.

"I felt like a ton of bricks had lifted from my shoulders and for the first time in 48 years, I felt, free, free, free," he said.

2.45pm: The metaphorical storm-clouds have lifted from around Andy Roddick's head, although Michael Llodra is not quite done yet.

" 'Coriolanus' is believed to have been written in 1607 or 1608, dated on the basis of text in the play he is assumed to have lifted from William Camden," he said.

The precise sources and types of the missiles that the rebels have lifted from stockpiles are not fully clear, and the sample of images remains small.

The big shops will be trialling ideas they've lifted from the Nice sector in selected stores (usually ones with southern, better-off catchments).

For now, the N.H.L. gloom has lifted from Pittsburgh, where Sidney Crosby's indefinite concussion limbo ended in his victorious return against the Rangers.