Sentence examples for pen from an from inspiring English sources

Mr Klaus was quoted by the Novinky.cz news site as saying it was "standard to take a pen from an event".

And what would prompt generally "honest" individuals to "borrow" a pen from an office, exaggerate the cost of a theft in a report to an insurer, or falsely report a meal with an old friend as a business expense?

For example, when asked to pick a colored pen from an array of pens, individualists tend to pick the most unusual color, and collectivists tend to pick the most common.

Who's trying to steal a pen from a bank?

When Henry bought a pen from a deaf mute, Mariane told Henry his problem was that he was a pussycat.

He said he had a pen from a Nato summit in October and a notepad from the Latvian parliament.

Suspending a pen from a tree branch above a sheet of paper, Ms. Jones created the setup for an automatic writing exercise not unlike certain Surrealist experiments.

A few days ago, when not listed in the posted lineup, Swisher borrowed a pen from a reporter as Manager Joe Girardi walked by.

Taking my lined notebook paper, he wrote with his pen, "From a 'Man' traveling Alone," drew a three-lined portrait and signed JPaul Gaultier.

Ginsberg peered at me through thick eyeglasses, whipped out an old-fashioned fountain pen from a cloth book bag, tore a piece of paper from a notebook, and handed the pen and paper to me.

And he was never moved to return to it, despite the advent of nearly disaster-proof ink cartridges and the occasional gift of a fountain pen from a friend.