Sentence examples for it were taken from from inspiring English sources

The samples outside the zone were collected as before, and those inside it were taken from paddy fields in fallow.

The letter from the 27-year-old mental patient, delivered yesterday, said that these statements and most of the rest of it were taken from the "sentencing speech" Mr. Hinckley said he had composed June 20.

From computers and cameras in his small chaotic office – under a patchwork of posters including one of a tiny aborted foetus on the end of a finger and another of a large photograph manipulated to look as if it were taken from inside one of the twin towers as a plane headed toward it on 9/11 with the words: "Wake up call from the Lord" – Horsley puts out a barrage of propaganda.

Paint remains tethered to the earth it's taken from.

Eat it all lest it be taken from you!

It was taken from the Moors by Ferdinand III in 1240.

It was taken from there to the Soviet Union.

It is in Texas, not Louisiana, though the photograph of it was taken from Louisiana soil.

"It didn't seem an inappropriate action given it was taken from the Bank of England," he said.

It was taken from England to Copenhagen (1801), where, at the Tivoli Gardens, it still survives.

It is taken from Colin's published autobiography: Ronnie was the best con-man ever.