Sentence examples for take a line from from inspiring English sources

We're the men 'in the arena,' to take a line from Theodore Roosevelt".

"Take a line from a favourite film, or a poem you know, or a children's rhyme, then maybe swap a word.

"There is a police investigation going on and we are doing our own internal investigation as well and they will run parallel with each other and we will take a line from the police on that as well," added Lennon.

To take a line from English film critic Mark Kermode's review, "In terms of its gender politics, Human Centipede is more sensitive".

Let's face it: It's never been safe to take a line from a new friend while on the dancefloor considering white powders often look similar to one another.

Kay: To take a line from Ernst Bloch, we believe in "reality plus the future within it". Rylee: In five years, we hope to have just published our twelfth issue!

Then, taking a line from his convention speech, he added, "Help is on the way".

Mr. Steen took a line from "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" and made it his own.

McKeon takes a line from James Salter's Light Years as her epigraph: "You know, you only have one friend like that; there can't be two".

Eye Know took a line from the Steely Dan number Peg ("I know I love you better") and ended up being a song about a girl, with some whistling from Otis Redding.

"He said 'No, we took a line from Alec Guinness saying 'Afraid.' They cut it, and you hear the performance – he's saying it the way I would have begged Alec Guinness to have said it.