Sentence examples for something from these from inspiring English sources

England need something from these less experienced players.

Right from the beginning everybody wanted something from these people who owned nothing.

Regardless, James is onto something: we seem to want something from these women of the past.

You do gain something from these dramatic and painful experiences but you also are diminished.

Countries in the West might learn something from these crisis-inspired turnabouts.

"We could actually learn something from these guys in terms of renaming themselves," Mr. Schwarzman said.

We should learn something from the way these American Internet companies protested against SOPA and PIPA.

Commentator Liu Qingyan wrote: We should learn something from the way these American Internet companies protested against SOPA and PIPA.

But with 335 more runs required to avoid the follow-on, England still face a fearful task if they are to rescue something from the wreckage of these first two days.

Whether it's a classic or a new release, all communications executives can stand to learn something from the time-honored truths these titles hold.

Tom Rob Smith's debut borrows something from both these authors, but Robert Harris's Fatherland is perhaps the best comparison.