Sentence examples for spring straight from inspiring English sources

Yet this analysis ignores other aspects of his oeuvre that seem to spring straight from Minimalism, like "The Box" (2001), a wooden box that houses an exacting, full-scale replica of his Los Angeles studio, tilted at a dizzying 90 degrees; or "The Bang Bang Room" (1992), a free-standing, life-size room whose walls swing wildly and whose doors suddenly slam shut.

The main monsters in the film - the really odd and quirky ones - spring straight from the notebooks.

Rather, De la Mare's early life and career spring straight from the pages of a novel by George Gissing.

But more generally, the desire to own a café seems to spring straight from Barbie tea parties.

Material that seemed to spring straight from the Italian filmmaker's subconscious seems somewhat studied and academic here, as if it were set off by quotation marks.

The commentator Norbert Ely, himself a composer, spoke of Limpe and Paul's music as "folklore from no man's land, music for everyone, music that might spring straight from the earth anyplace in the world at all".

Today – straight faces all round.

In the 1850s and 1860s straight variety grew in popular favour.

Or Nicole Kidman, "Far and Away" (curly) circa 1992 versus "Nine," 2009, (straight).

Repeat without rest twice more, so you have run a total of 1,200m straight through.

Villegas has the longest active streak, making the cut in 11 straight majors.