Sentence examples for lines borrowed from inspiring English sources

The show's story lines borrowed liberally from Mr. Herskovitz's and Mr. Zwick's own lives, and from those of the actors.

Interspersed among the songs are simulated news reports read by an actress, with lines borrowed seemingly at random from the song lyrics — an effect paradoxically unifying and disorienting.

GALLERIES — BROOKLYN DAWN CLEMENTS Elaborate still-lifes of the artist's possessions are spliced together with scenes and lines borrowed from classic films.

In Messiaen's version, the Angel prefaces his concert with lines borrowed from St. Thomas Aquinas: "God dazzles us by an excess of truth.

** GALLERIES — BROOKLYN DAWN CLEMENTS Elaborate still-lifes of the artist's possessions are spliced together with scenes and lines borrowed from classic films.

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In ideological terms, Trump scrambles traditional lines — borrowing some ideas from the left, others from the right.

Also, when I wrote it, I was reading Ian McEwan's novel Saturday, which begins with a man on his balcony watching his plane go down, so the first lines borrow something from that image".

"Nothing is written," said Cameron, a line borrowed from Lawrence of Arabia.

His signature line, borrowed from the late Paul Wellstone, an icon of the left, drew thunderous applause from liberal activists.

With a bass line borrowed from the Sugarhill Gang's 'Rapper's Delight', it is lumpen and cloddish where their other songs are pithy and taut.