Sentence examples for hark from from inspiring English sources

Mr Kerry's advisers, many of whom hark from the Clinton administration, say the Kerry trade policy is simply Clintonomics recalibrated for a new political environment.

Keliy Anderson-Staley makes tintypes of her friends that seem to hark from the past, like the people in Chuck Close's daguerreotypes.

Some of the works are so rudimentary and D.I.Y. that they might hark from the 1970's, when American artists treated the video camera as a new toy, pointing it at whatever crossed their paths.

Listening to her clipped autocratic vowels, her meticulous handling of words, she seems to hark from a world entirely alien to McGregor's super-modern sensibility and to the essentially wordless art of dance.

Many of today's so-called heritage breeds, like the Norfolk Black (or the various Whites and Bronzes), hark from this time, having been introduced to the United States from abroad.

Continue on to the Corniche to stroll with locals as the sun sets, and wander over to watch the last rays catch the imposing Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan Mosque, probably Abu Dhabi's most important landmark, known as the "Grand Mosque" to locals, and whose lavish buildings materials hark from as far afield as Greece, Italy, Morocco and Germany.

The Orlan suit, a version of which is used by the Chinese, harks from the 1970s.

They assemble a team of superheroes from late Victorian fiction, including adventurer Alan Quatermain from the novels of Rider Haggard and Mina Harker from Bram Stoker's Dracula.

G. Wells's Invisible Man), Captain Nemo (who appeared in three of Jules Verne's novels), Dr. Henry Jekyll (the alter ego of Robert Louis Stevenson's Mr. Hyde) and Wilhelmina Murray (better known as Mina Harker, from Bram Stoker's "Dracula").

Ardipithecus kadabba also harks from Ethiopian fossil-bearing deposits but is considerably older than Ar.

Chef Manuel Perez and his pastry chef wife, Cynthia, helm one of New Jersey Monthly's Top 25 Restaurants in New Jersey, and Manuel's proficiency with fish harks from his stint at Le Bernadin in New York.