Sentence examples for using something from from inspiring English sources

A particular version of the product works so badly that users would be better off using something from another company.

What does it mean to use something from a design point of view?

I wouldn't do that for a group of public health wonks (I'd use something from the WHO).

Denise: I use something from each of the classes every day: taxation, insurance, real estate and estate planning.

And so people were not going to build these compilers anymore, they were either going to use something from Microsoft or use something else... or UNIX.

We walked out past the veggie patch, full of asparagus and collard greens ("I use something from here in every meal") to a small wooden outbuilding.

He might be able to use something from the Small Faces, since he has undersized features, but that seems a little personal.

Or he could lean on his rock-and-roll bonafides and use something from his seventies band, Wizard (which, he has said, "rolled in the ugliest green Ford Econoline van you could ever imagine").

I got fascinated by their banality – of the cheap eroticism – and every time I drew a blank I used something from one of the porn mags in the book as inspiration.

As for the wine, working on the principle you are going to drink the rest of the bottle and that this is a Roman-ish version, use something from this part of Italy – maybe a dry, fragrant malvasia.

"Something from Nothing: The Art of Rap" Ice-T uses "Something From Nothing" to focus on the craft of rap.