Sentence examples for taking content from inspiring English sources

Its business depends on taking content produced by others and turning it to its own advantage.

"I've always looked with envy at the movie industry about what a great job they're able to do with taking content and making it work," House told Eurogamer.

But as a fierce competitor in the British tabloid wars, it has had a long history of taking content from other papers.

The challenge for Lad Bible is how to move from a very cheap model (taking content from other sources and turning it viral) to one where they create their own.

Most of the fuss around Facebook widgets has been focused around developers bringing their sites into Facebook through widgets, rather than taking content out, although Facebook has offered several desktop and site widgets even before the big platform launch.

Instead of talking only about time limits — the pediatricians' academy recommends limiting screen time to one to two hours a day — researchers are zeroing in on trouble spots and taking content into account.

Thomas turned the Senate confirmation history into a ballet de cour, with the court's newest justice, Elena Kagan, taking content-free testimony to breathtaking extremes last year.

So either they take content from Hollywood or they take it from books.

A new arrival, which takes content from the Financial Times, is Classa.

"They have taken content from the forums and made what they want out of them.

Suffolk can also take content and data from their existing systems to publish apps to mobile devices.