In a process again borrowed from NSW, they would apply to a court for an order for a "declared premises".
We have bought, sold and bought again, borrowed, burrowed, spread outwards and built upwards, claiming fresh Lebensraum with beech-wood floors.
In the first half of the 19th century the decorators of vessel glass once again borrowed from the stained-glass artist.
A clever Outlook feature called Search Folders, again borrowed from the Macintosh version (Entourage), lets you create virtual folders that seem to hold mail but are actually saved searches (by sender, subject, size, date, and so on).
The PRR again borrowed the locomotive from 1933 to 1934 for the Century of Progress exhibition in Chicago.
Other industrial synthesis methods, again borrowed from diamond growth, use crystal growth in a temperature gradient, or explosive shock wave.
The simulation code needed for Poisson distributed data is once again borrowed from the proportional hazard model (Eq. 15).
But my strong belief is that he has not since and never will again borrow from anyone else's speeches without attribution.
Again borrowing from auto racing, Dr. Galloway has indoor and outdoor test tracks to monitor the progress of vehicle development with his tiny drivers.
Last week, again borrowing from the tech industry, the company announced that it would make the survey open-source, meaning schools can use and amend it free.
