Sentence examples for some carryover from from inspiring English sources

Some carryover from the Civil War?

Mr. de Blasio called the mayor's approach an "ideological hang-up" that "felt to some extent like a carryover from the Giuliani administration".

Some are carryovers from traditional designs: deep tread grooves help the tire to sling out snow accumulated in the tread, presenting a clean gripping surface on the tire's next revolution.

The running gear is mostly carryover from the 2013 Tundra with some changes to suspension tuning and steering.

Some of the Ayotzinapa students are direct descendants of Cabañas and his followers, and some Mexicans view the repression they have suffered as a carryover from the past decades of state-orchestrated violence.

For some of them, though, our shiny, state-of-the-art treatment includes a direct carryover from the Middle Ages.

And there won't be any carryover from it in terms of what was said.

"I think this process is a carryover from an outdated welfare mentality," Mr. Gottfried said.

(Nurses are called "sisters" in India, a carryover from the British usage).

"I think this is a carryover from the middle of spring training," Schueler said.

One carryover from his silver-domed past: Gras loves to offer a spectacular tasting menu.