Sentence examples for turn got from from inspiring English sources

A few weeks ago, while discussing "Johnny Guitar" here, I cited an acerbic remark of Joan Crawford's about the film which I found in Patrick McGilligan's new biography of Nicholas Ray and which he, in turn, got from another book, "Conversations with Joan Crawford," by Roy Newquist, from 1980.

Goffer allegedly paid a Brooklyn private practice lawyer, Jason Goldfarb, for tips, which Goldfarb in turn got from a friend at Ropes & Gray, Arthur Cutillo, identified as a litigation associate who specialized in patent law.

I've been trying to figure out where this particular one comes from and I believe it's from my father who in turn got it from his mother.

They were brought to the peninsula by Japanese invaders, who got them from Portuguese traders, who in turn got them from the native people of Brazil.

I can't tell you how many companies I've sent my statement to and I in turn got mine from somebody else.

Originally, though, the word comes from the architecture style seen in Medieval churches, which in turn got its name from an ancient Germanic tribe.

The Greek Olympics were founded by Evangelis Zappas, who, in turn, got the idea from Panagiotis Soutsos, a Greek poet who was the first to call for a modern revival and began to promote the idea in 1833.

The researchers there, in turn, got their ideas from Douglas Engelbart's Mother of all Demos in 1968.

The start-ups, in turn, got access to important resources from Reuters.

In fact Ikea's meatballs were made by another Swedish firm, which in turn got some of its meat from Polish slaughterhouses.

He expects to turn GET from a minor into a major called System and Information Science and is recruiting other sponsors — such as EMC, Bank of America, Fidelity, Cigna, Aetna, Geico, and Travelers as well as European outfits such as Heineken, Nestle, and Siemens — to pitch in.