Sentence examples for has appropriated from from inspiring English sources

What she has appropriated from Ms. Horne is invaluable musical skill.

"Presidential Harassment" is a term Trump has appropriated from Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky). meant to convey overly aggressive oversight of the administration.

What it does offer, however, and what will be campaigned on, are re-branded ideas that the government formerly opposed, and ideas it has appropriated from the opposition's own reform agenda.

Sometime past midnight, I made my way to one of the surplus bunk beds that Çağan had appropriated from a government warehouse.

Eight years ago, however, Adele Bloch-Bauer's heirs began efforts to reclaim the painting, which Austria had appropriated from Ferdinand Bloch-Bauer during the Nazi era.

To wear the label today seems an act of defiance, much as members of the gay rights community have appropriated, from their antagonists, the epithet "queer".

Looking in the other direction, what we've appropriated from the Colorado River for years has thoroughly destroyed what was once the fertile Rio Colorado Basin in northern Mexico.

This is an all-too-common failing among nonfiction writers who misunderstand a technique they've appropriated from the New Journalists.

Skiing has appropriated everything from snowboarding's swagger to its trendy clothing to technology like fat skis.

Midler reveres Lucille Ball, and she has appropriated two elements from "I Love Lucy": TV Bette is prone to mishaps, which result in elaborate displays of physical comedy.

What's more, gymnastics has appropriated terminology and movement from ballet into its standards: jetés and sissonnes, two types of ballet jumps figure often in routines.