Sentence examples for point borrowing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Stone continued making the spots change, at one point "borrowing" a spot from the woman's sleeve to change a four to a five and back again.

At another point, borrowing from what had been another of Mr. Giuliani's refrains, he said, "I can't call on Air Force One whenever I need a ride".

At one point, borrowing freely from Wes Anderson, he frames it as a living doll's house, with each member of the family hard at work or play in a different room.

(The European Central Bank was also far and away the largest users of dollar swap lines from the Fed, at one point borrowing $171 billion. It then lent those dollars to euro-zone banks).Investment banks also became big borrowers when the discount window was opened to them.

Perhaps not surprisingly, conferees in Berlin could agree readily on only one point, borrowed from the Hippocratic oath: "We will do no harm".

While this data point, borrowed from the traditional university model, is certainly an important measure, it only represents one small segment of a very diverse group of MOOC learners eager for access to education.

The orangutan would also show a plot point borrowed from The Second Jungle Book, gold and jewels under his ruins - after Mowgli got to the man village, a poacher would drag the boy back to the ruins in search for the treasure.

Inevitably within a group a few strong perspectives emerge; even the most dynamic teams will work to rectify the dissonance between competing view points, borrowing a little here, a little there.

Results also illustrated that especially poorer households were more likely to work more (7 percentage points), borrow from moneylenders (13 percentage points) and reduce food expenditures (6 percentage points) as compared to those in the upper wealth third.> -wrap-foot> Notes: Marginal effects from probit regression.

In "She's So California," he slyly underscores his point by borrowing a few notes from Tom Petty's "Yer So Bad".

"The PBOC has already cut benchmark interest rate by a total of 75 basis points, but borrowing costs have only fallen marginally".