Sentence examples for to wellspring from inspiring English sources

"The Foundation granted permission to Wellspring to facilitate a workshop of Hawkins's 'Classic Kite Tails' to be performed on Friday and Saturday," she said.

That's bad news for film lovers who looked to Wellspring to deliver the kinds of intelligent foreign-language films (like "The Beat That My Heart Skipped," which just swept the Césars) that studio-owned divisions don't bother with.

Finally I started running away from home, abandoning my family to go on occasional weekend writers' retreats -- typically to Wellspring House in the Berkshires, but sometimes just holing up in a cheap hotel to write for 10 hours a day.

Go to Wellspring Cave and fight 30 Roggenrola.

Awed by the hall's grandiose position high up on a bluff, and by the bronze busts representing notable writers, statesmen, jurists, scientists and philanthropists, with plaques attesting to their assorted wisdoms, I vowed to return often to this wellspring of inspiration.

"I wanted tranquillity and to be close to the wellspring of life," Ms. LaBastille told The New York Times in 1977, 12 years after she, with help from a few friends, built the cabin on Twitchell Lake in the western Adirondacks.

By all accounts, Blanchett's is a stupendous performance; and those a little nonplussed by Allen's readiness to take tourist-board dollar for tepid sit-commery will be relieved to see him returning to the wellspring that gave us the likes of Another Woman, Alice and Husbands and Wives.

All in a day's work for the mind behind livingoprah.com, a blog documenting Ms. Okrant's experiment: to live life according to the wellspring of advice that Ms. Winfrey offers on her show, her Web site and her magazine.

All in a day's work for the mind behind livingoprah.com, a blog documenting Ms. Okrant's experiment: to live life according to the wellspring of advice that Ms. Winfrey offers on her show, on her Web site and in her magazine.

It has ended the director's unhappy professional drought, returned him to the wellspring of his early autobiographical inspiration, and done so in such a way as to create new perspectives on the unholy trinity of class, sexuality and Catholicism.

That in turn has led to a wellspring of new rules, workshops and state legislation aimed at curbing misconduct.