Sentence examples for lifting material from inspiring English sources

It's never pleasant getting caught lifting material that others wrote.

So lifting material from a blog without permission is still breaching copyright, even if a credit to the originator is made.

Not long ago, the Harvard law professor Laurence Tribe was accused of lifting material from the historian Henry Abraham for his 1985 book, "God Save This Honorable Court".

Recently Stephen E. Ambrose and Doris Kearns Goodwin, both best-selling authors of some admirable books, have been caught lifting material from other people's books, kidnapping the work of others.

Fars, which has run into problems by lifting material from other Web sites in the past, also illustrated its report with photographs of a ScanEagle drone apparently copied from a Dutch news agency site after a Google Image search.

The 80 tonne crane which had been lifting material out of the five-storey building left on Tuesday.

The top of the chimney contained a length of railway line, which had been used for lifting materials during construction.

He lifted material from other newspapers and wire services.

But to lift material, without my approval, is theft.

A plagiarism-detection Web site, turnitin.com, showed one in four were laced with lifted material.

He recalled Mr. Kotcheff's closely observing the pro football players appearing in the film and even wanting to lift material from an on-set confrontation between the producer Frank Yablans and Pete Gent, the football veteran who wrote the original novel.