Sentence examples for note borrowed from inspiring English sources

The allegorical sci-fi vagueness is heightened by the fact that Grushin, as she explains in a note, "borrowed freely from three different periods of Soviet history": Stalin's '30s, Khrushchev's '50s and '60s, and Brezhnev's '70s.

Note by Note borrows some of these methods and is so-called because he says that it is like a painter using primary colours, or a musician composing note by note.

First books sometimes fail because they sound old, their notes borrowed — or stolen — indiscriminately from teachers and mentors.

(There are also a few soapy notes borrowed from "Valley of the Dolls," which is rarely a bad thing).

In the months leading to the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008, he noted, borrowing costs for investment-grade corporations in the United States leaped 2 percent.

The documentary, which Politico noted borrows its title from a Ronald Reagan quote, explores what the filmmakers believe to be jeopardized religious freedom, as seen through the lens of Hobby Lobby's successful legal challenge against Obamacare mandates that the company provide coverage for its employees' birth control.

If you find that you are missing vital notes, borrow them from a student or ask a teacher for help.

He did note borrowing was "out," and that the goal would be to get to a balanced budget "without any kind of new taxes".

Last year, he noted, Southern borrowed $4.3 billion from commercial sources at an average rate of 2.8 percent.

(This description, writes Blume in her author's notes, was borrowed from a contemporaneous report).

Several women noted they borrowed or purchased used clothing from a variety of sources for this time in their life.