Sentence examples for many elements from from inspiring English sources
The senator freely admitted borrowing many elements from the plan that Governor Pataki outlined in January.
Louisville pulled from many elements, from its press and its pressure, from its outside marksmanship and its balanced scoring.
But the show has so many elements, from being on 100 days in a row to an Internet component that is especially attractive to networks".
Many elements from his set designs were contributions from major brands — Whirlpool, Macy's, DuPont, Parker Pens, Nikon — which quickly cashed in on their big-screen exposure.
That weakness concerns many elements, from the judiciary to the politicians.Here, exactly, is where the EU's new members have the power to change things for the better.
Choral lyric also uses an artificial dialect, which is based on Doric but interspersed with many elements from Ionic epic and some from Lesbian poetry.
Because of many elements - from story, to graphics, to what they require from players, to how players situate these games into their actual social lives - they are memorable and meaningful.
With many elements borrowed from Poussin, a master of historical painting, "Plague" was apparently an attempt to prove that Sweerts, too, could handle the elevated art of history painting, more highly regarded than his usual subjects, genre and portraits.
Many elements drew from Horner's previous work (a rhythm that accompanies Khan's theme during the surprise attack borrows from an attack theme from Wolfen, in turn influenced by Goldsmith's score for Alien).
This stage version, the follow-up to Peppa Pig's Big Splash, brings with it as many elements as possible from the cartoon, even including the theme music and the narration (though with less of its deadpan charm).
Whatever its problems, Chicago is a vibrant city, with an involved business community and many elements of society, from blacks to Hispanics to gays to those with disabilities, that now have a greater voice and a greater stake.
