Sentence examples for takes style from inspiring English sources
Giving yourself some extra edge after an interview is possible, but it takes style and skill.
His second movie, the swoony charmer "Heartbeats," takes style even more seriously, both in its allusive execution — he draws giddily from things like the Nouvelle Vague and Wong Kar-wai — and its subject: self-fashioning and teasing, unfulfilled desire.
The show takes style pointers from The 39 Steps and Sunset Boulevard, with Blair running into a fading Gloria Swanson-like diva who, as Richardson puts it, "happens to be Maggie Thatcher", as played by (who else?) Saunders.
Building upon NAVIGON's tradition of developing products that channel the company's heritage of fine German engineering and design, the NAVIGON 7300T takes style to a new level with an extra-wide, flat-panel touchscreen enclosed in a sleek, frameless piano black housing.
Clearly this funny girl takes style very seriously.
Olsen: Ed, with the long takes style of "Birdman," there isn't a lot of a safety net there.
The fact that someone takes styling decisions out of their hands seems like a relief.
The upcoming tablet program, however, takes styling cues from Apple's iBooks and looks finger friendly enough.
Gaga, Lady Is taking style cues from Santa?
"The studios take style heavily into account," said Terry Press, an entertainment marketing consultant.
Fearless expressive, the most fashion-advanced youngsters don't always take style cues from their parents.
