Sentence examples for steps borrowed from from inspiring English sources

In a year when the state faces a $15 billion deficit, his signature proposal was to tax nondiet sodas and ban trans fats in restaurants, steps borrowed from Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and the state of California.

For one thing, its manufacturing process still involves an expensive initial step borrowed from conventional chip making to prepattern the substrate so the polymer ink doesn't run.

To get a clear picture of what is going on here, ignore the intermediate steps (borrowing money from the fed, investing in Treasuries), as they are riskless, and it immediately becomes clear that this is merely a direct payment from the Fed to the banking executives...for nothing.

But this is the moment when we watch him – bit-by-bit, step-by-step, to borrow from a relevant Stephen Sondheim song from "Sunday in the Park With George" – transform himself into the hapless, bowler-topped figure the world would come to embrace as the brand-name personage Charlie Chaplin.

The plants he's building around the world subject plastic waste streams to 30 transforming steps, half of which Biddle borrowed from other industries.

Figure 7 Steps in our MS data compression algorithm (borrowed from [[30]]).

Wearing cleats borrowed from a friend, Nuxhall made it as far as the top step of the dugout.

This provision was borrowed from Prussian practice.

He never borrowed from banks.

Then, she borrowed from it.

Photos borrowed from Jamie Klingler.