Sentence examples for material picked from inspiring English sources
The wood-burning fireplace is framed with coral rock, a material picked to match walkways cutting through the property.
When she began to publish, she shunned material picked up at work in favour of far more personal subject matter.
Wily publishers, keen to exploit a growing market for more self-consciously wholesome material, picked up their pitchforks in sympathy with this moral panic.
On the other hand, it should be observed that many of the parallels commonly cited from the folklore of indigenous peoples may be mere repetitions of biblical material picked up from Christian missionaries.
Most of the rest of the show is anonymous urban "outsider" material picked up over the years by Mr. Goldsmith from the street and digitally archived as the UbuWeb Collection (ubu.com).
An extraordinary year began in the autumn of 1605 when Shakespeare, who was always on the hunt for new material, picked up a newly published play-script at his local bookseller's, a half-forgotten Elizabethan play, The True Chronicle History of King Leir.
Eventually, the firm plans to allow official content providers to sell copyrighted material, picking up a fee in the process.Yet sceptics doubt that these consumer-oriented P2P start-ups can become profitable as stand-alone businesses.
"I used to spend hours listening to recordings of our previous material, picking out the good and bad points, in my quest for perfection," Smith recalls.
It rearranges its nesting material, picks up and drops small stones, flaps its immature wings, pulls at protruding root ends and pushes and strains against the unyielding wall of the burrow.
Instead, the runoff, carrying with it materials picked up along the way, courses from rooftops and yards, parking lots and roadways into streams or storm drains.
But the water that flowed out of the Gowanus may have been carrying some frightful passengers, including raw sewage, toxic materials picked up from the street — there are fuel businesses in the area and perhaps oil on their sidewalks — as well as contaminants in the soil that are decades old.
