Sentence examples for taking elements from from inspiring English sources

"He's taking elements from the landscape and making us really, really look at them".

And so the Hamiltonian concept of collage does spring to mind, taking elements from here, there and everywhere, and from them creating something new..

Knuckles also remixed Lisa Stansfield's Change in the same year, taking elements from The Whistle Song and lending the Rochdale singer a little Chicago finesse.

Taking elements from "The Tempest," Palmer's tragicomic first novel imagines a 20th-century filled with steam-powered contraptions and omnipresent robot servants.

The OASIS pilot was created by taking elements from programs around the country that have succeeded in reengineering care for older adults.

These musicians are embracing the liberating potential of jazz as dance music, taking elements from the European house, techno, drum 'n' bass and jungle scenes, and in so doing are re-establishing jazz's long lost links with popular culture.

I decided to take elements from the painting and transform them.

But they both take elements from the actors themselves and use any strengths".

But now, a lot of our artists are traveling and they can take elements from other cultures.

His sophisticated design takes elements from the Navajo night chant, replete with references to rain and rain-related phenomena.

Samsung is embracing a business trend called gamification, which takes elements from games and applies them to other settings.