Sentence examples for inspire over from inspiring English sources
Composed of four wings of cells around a central inspection hub, it went on to inspire over 50 such prisons over the next six years, from Preston to Leeds and Manchester.
That kind of sandbox-style freedom made D&D its own unique thing to everyone who played it, niche-adapted enough to survive without being subsumed into any of the other visions of pop fantasy it would inspire over the coming decades.
We look forward to Sledgehammer's next entry in three years' time and hope the other two studios working on CoD can be similarly inspired over the next two.
As it turns out, Ms. Ensler's biggest resource may well be the women she has inspired over the years who are now rallying to support the festival.
Contemporary artists including Andrew Cross, Susan Collins, Peter Collis and Rosie Maguire join forces to provide an idiosyncratic vision of this watery throroughfare, ruminating on the poetry, paintings and songs it has inspired over the years.
"It's almost dizzying when I think about how many students and educators Madeleine has inspired over the course of her long career in New York City public education," said Ernest A. Logan, the union's president.
They receive no royalties from the many products, books and animated and live-action television specials that Miss O'Hanlon's letter and Mr. Church's editorial inspired over the years.
Ms. Winfrey's role isn't calculable even through the obeisance paid by world leaders or the heartfelt tributes from the ordinary people whom she has inspired over the past 25 years.
One popular song, "L'Homme armé" ("The Armed Man"), inspired over 30 masses, including one each by Guillaume Dufay (c. 1525 94), Josquin des Prez (c. 1445 1521), and Giovanni da Palestrina (c. 1525 94).
The piece has inspired over 6,700 viewers to sign and send an automated letter posted beneath the essay to the Canadian government, according to a counter on the Web site.
It said: "Over the last 15 years he has influenced and inspired over 100 Britons who have carried out or attempted to carry out terrorist attacks at home and abroad".
