Sentence examples for it's borrowed from inspiring English sources

The Start menu returns with Windows 10, but it's borrowed heavily from the Windows 8 Start screen: it's got colourful, "live" tiles that rotate regularly to show snippets of content from the relevant app.

Amy's voice is remarkable, but it isn't hers - it's borrowed from black Americans.

It's borrowed from the people of New Jersey".

It's borrowed art that has been warped, wrecked, mocked and sometimes improved.

"It's a perfect fit not because it's borrowed interest or because he's a YouTube personality but because he's the representation of smart, making complicated things simple".

"He has one idea in this campaign and it's borrowed from someone else," Mr. Giuliani said of Mr. Pataki during an October 1994 show.

Now, it's borrowing one of Cisco's key strategies as well.

Instead, Nokia is trying to stand out through hardware design and camera innovation: so it's borrowing some of its Windows Phone strategy here, too.

It's borrowing to increase the value of your assets.

"It's borrowing from some of the tenets of modern art," Wiley says.

Instead, the government is running deficits — which is to say, it's borrowing money from individuals and foreign governments and promising that future taxpayers will pay it back.