Sentence examples for taking words from inspiring English sources
"Taking words from Paul was like emptying his toy chest, rendering him a deadbeat, switching his identity, severing his umbilical to loved ones and stealing his manna".
In "Paroles Perdues," a dictionary that seems to leak its contents, she implies that definitions are mobile and that taking words out of context alters their meaning.
"By taking words away, it's bringing dance and movement as an art form to an audience that often hasn't been drawn to it.
Taking words from the Requiem mass and Hindu sources, it is scored for string quartet and two trombones as well as voices.
But too often it amounts to taking words written by other people, packaging them on your own Web site and harvesting revenue that might otherwise be directed to the originators of the material.
Maybe it's that his hair isn't wet enough or his style trenchcoaty enough, or that Paladino, who is challenging former representative Rick Lazio in the New York gubernatorial primary, is a Republican taking words from the liberal Paddy Chayefsky.
We are taking word of New York Electrical Society.
Washington took words seriously.
Take words that end in ght – might, light, fought, taught.
If you take words and put them out of order, they have no meaning.
