Sentence examples for word directly from from inspiring English sources

Dominique first heard the strange word directly from her father four years ago, when she was 8 and he was going away.

Philologists love the fact that you can trace the etymology of "aubergine" back to Sanskrit; we take our word directly from French.

Bolden said he got the word directly from the President.

We just got word directly from Dynamism that they have the Viliv S10 convertible netbook in stock and are shipping them out the same day as a customer places an order.

Manager JOE TORRE said that until he hears those words directly from Cardenal, he will assume that that is not the way Cardenal actually feels.

According to Joe Ryan, a Bayonne historian who got the words directly from Mr. Ruskin, the chorus goes this way: Take me home, to Bayonne To the place, I call home Jersey City, by the Turnpike Take me home, Exit 14G Of course, they had the exit wrong.

It lets you access related words directly from the translation app.

Almost 40% comes directly from the UK exchequer - in other words, directly from our pockets via taxes.

The technology works in any language because it learns the meaning of words directly from the pages that it reads.

Today, instead of hearing an author's own words directly from them, we consume their thoughts through myriad repackagings across the web and social media.

Hoitenga's bill takes 42 words directly from Yerulsahlmi's bill.