| His celebration, his hopes and further aspirations should not just be seen as inspiration within the ethnic community. |
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| They will stand as a continual inspiration for the living who look upon them and are sheltered by them from sun and storm. |
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| Montreal saxist Miller reaches into the collective subconscious for inspiration on his third album. |
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| At this stage he cannot say if he will produce any more music, but if inspiration strikes, who knows. |
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| This exhibition reflects scenes and inspiration from his travels at home and abroad. |
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| With his red face and white walrus moustache, Plumer might have been the inspiration for the cartoonist Low's Colonel Blimp. |
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| Jam pot lids are the unlikely inspiration for the fashion designer's exclusive range of handbags and belts. |
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| I find that my inspiration tends to wane and wax over periods of time, and with it, my writing skill. |
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| He drew inspiration from unexpected things like dried leaves or quirky antique books. |
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| Walls covered with quotations and images of inspiration and persecution remind visitors why they have come. |
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| Former weathergirl Denise Van Outen was cited as an inspiration by many of the hopefuls. |
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| She has been a great inspiration and she's certainly going to be a hard act to follow. |
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| However, her rise to fame will be an inspiration to the thousands of joggers participating in Britain's biggest ever 10k road race. |
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| The intelligence and analytical acuteness you bring to the site have been an inspiration to me. |
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| Joseph seems to spread joy and pleasure wherever he goes and has been an inspiration to many people. |
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| The piano concerto Towards Asavari honours the eponymous Indian goddess through the inspiration of Indian classical ragas, poems and paintings. |
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| He was usually an ally and sometimes an inspiration to new governments in Western and Eastern Europe. |
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| Generation after generation, Kampucheans have found refuge and inspiration under the roofs of our pagodas. |
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| This also makes them ideal for artists or art students seeking inspiration or affirmation. |
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| He's found inspiration while helping to crew sailboats or kayaking on the ocean. |
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| This year's service was without a sermon, but the prayers and scripture readings provided all the spiritual inspiration required. |
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| He read widely and drew inspiration from everywhere, freely adapting ideas he liked into his personal mythology. |
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| And then there's a beautifully realised song which contains a stirring beat and all the inspiration of a wonderful early morning. |
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| The grade 1 listed Gothic mansion which will be home to Hirst's collection is believed to have been an inspiration for the Houses of Parliament. |
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| The inspiration for this project is Mahabir Pun, a native Nepali determined to bring better education and technology to his fellow villagers. |
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| The pain is exacerbated by inspiration or recumbency and relieved to some extent by leaning forward. |
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| It is the inspiration for the story of a redoubtable guy who has seen an injustice and has been dedicating a part of his life to correcting it. |
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| His balanced approach remains an inspiration to aspiring sportsmen worldwide. |
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| His spare but passionate writings have been an inspiration to a whole generation. |
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| Fill the lacunae in your inspiration by tidily copying out what you have already written. |
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| Aztec art, with its themes of dismemberment and reintegration, was the inspiration for the fiction of magical realism. |
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| He was an inspiration to those who wished to get out and sail in the yawl but were seeking the courage to do so. |
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| The artist has no doubt found inspiration in Greco-Roman statuary and reliefs, because figures and forms are as flat as a classical frieze. |
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| Paolozzi may find his inspiration in the past but the future is what will always truly concern him. |
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| Sometimes when inspiration hits, you create something that just tastes like ambrosia. |
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| Unlike many other representationalists of the '90s, the artist relies for inspiration not on photos of the site but on her memories of a place. |
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| She was the inspiration for a collection of dog leads and collars I designed for a charity dog show at Harrods. |
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| So I'm not looking for excitement, inspiration or even animated discussion. |
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| Another city drawing inspiration from the past is Coventry, with no less than 26 twins. |
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| His 1956 publication was the leading inspiration to revisionists in the Labour Party. |
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| His rescue mission was also said to be the inspiration for setting up the first local lifeboat in the area. |
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| Jay-jay Okocha supplied the attacking inspiration as Wanderers rode the early blows to pose some serious first half problems of their own. |
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| Of Near Eastern inspiration are the arabesques, ogees, scrolls, and flower heads outlined in raised gold paste. |
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| It is a rollicking number, I will admit that much, but it lacks either the inspiration or the desire to sound at all unique. |
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| Perhaps more than any other Romantic composer, Berlioz found inspiration for his music in literature. |
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| Sinus arrhythmia is the variation in the heart rate that occurs during inspiration and expiration. |
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| It think this nostalgia was the inspiration for my Jubilee Garden design and because Ben had driven one of the locos in the museum. |
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| Mrs Jacobs has lived in Australia for 30 years, but still looks to Lancashire for inspiration and storylines. |
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| He looks to St Lucia's natural beauty for inspiration for his colourful acrylic paintings. |
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| He and his partner first connected two love locks into place on the footbridge, following inspiration by similar sites seen on a trip to Europe. |
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| Well, I've spent most of the day fixated on the online lycanthrope community looking for inspiration for my full moon working on the 10th. |
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| It provides a fun exercise and perhaps provides inspiration as we imagine tall-sailed robotic vessels silently cruising the lakes of Titan. |
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| This poetry was lyrical, taking its inspiration from nature and the countryside, and is now generally disregarded as lifeless and conventional. |
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| His tireless passion and strong belief in our campaign has been an ongoing inspiration to all of us. |
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| It takes its inspiration from the way Bach and other composers fused music and the Passion story. |
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| As a husband of an avid scrapbooker, I admit that I have found inspiration in the pages of scrapbook magazines. |
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| Singers, composers and bandleaders have been drawing inspiration from all the borders of the sea to enliven and enrich their recipes. |
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| Perth Zoo is another fine place to see native wildlife, such as the platypus and echidna that were the inspiration for the Olympic mascots. |
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| Gentle vertical traction was applied to the mastoid processes as a deep inspiration was taken to obtain the measurement. |
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| The inspiration for it was his mother, who believes all Goddesses are different shapes of the same Mata. |
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| Climbing vines, seashells, and animal horns may have been the initial inspiration for this decoration. |
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| We work with brands that are about inspiration and find that quotes get more reactions and shares on Facebook that any other posts. |
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| It gives me plenty of time to think, collect my thoughts and opinions, strike inspiration to write. |
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| Both are based in Harpurhey and the area has been the inspiration for much of their work. |
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| The researchers took their inspiration from mechanical walking toys that automatically stroll down a slope in response to gravity. |
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| Maya also finds interpretation of thumris and ghazals as a source of inspiration for choreography. |
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| Readers seeking inspiration and encouragement can choose from a number of books dealing with popular psychology and self-improvement. |
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| Adam was the inspiration for the first of the Mr Men books when he asked his father what a tickle looked like. |
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| The various locales where he painted, many off the beaten path, continued to be a source of inspiration throughout his long career. |
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| It is also the inspiration for a new semi-weekly compendium of great science weblog articles. |
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| He was an inspiration to his colleagues and radiated peace, calm and serenity. |
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| The first story sheds light on the hidden inspiration behind Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. |
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| The lists also include one figure best known for the inspiration they gave through suffering. |
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| The inspiration for designing and building my own lumber mill came strictly from a cost standpoint. |
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| The publication offers travel ideas, advice and inspiration for destinations in Britain, Europe and beyond. |
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| The subway must have been the original inspiration for the transporter device used in the series. |
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| Its advocates used the non-Western body arts they saw in books and in their travels as sources of inspiration for their own body projects. |
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| I have to say that John Lennon was a really big influence, I think a lot of people found inspiration in his music. |
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| He found his inspiration in the Jewellery Gallery of the Hermitage in St Petersburg, the greatest treasury of western art in Russia. |
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| Any turmoil in my life has served as nothing but tremendous inspiration for my music. |
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| His professionalism, depth of knowledge, and kindness made him an inspiration to amateurs and professionals alike. |
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| Those moments of wild inspiration have a payback time and it comes in periods of black depression. |
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| Perhaps because the original inspiration for the silhouettes lies in book-size illustrations, the modest scale suits these works perfectly. |
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| Throughout his life, he was an example of moral courage and determination and a source of inspiration to millions. |
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| We at CHAD were truly blessed to have had her in our lives, she was truly an inspiration to us. |
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| Throughout the decade several oil tycoons claimed they were the inspiration for the show. |
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| She has understood that ordinary mortals like us need the inspiration of heroes. |
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| They are an inspiration to those of us still stuffing mushrooms and washing the skirting before a full day in the office. |
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| Loulou de la Falaise was the archetypal muse, the inspiration for Yves Saint Laurent in the Seventies. |
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| However well educated the young may be, book learning can never rival the inspiration to be gained from someone who knows and has lived. |
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| The configuration of individual slotted shelves drew its inspiration from the linear flow of a landscape scroll painting. |
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| Born in Beverley in 1949, his rise to success from distinctly unpromising beginnings is an inspiration to other young artists. |
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| Many of the volumes draw inspiration from the so-called subaltern approach, which generally focuses on history from the bottom up. |
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| The work springs less from a religious inspiration than a nationalistically poetic one. |
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| Or you may be fresh out of layout ideas and may glean some inspiration by starting with a basic page. |
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| His inspiration lies in the mouldy archives of American roots music, and his accomplished finger-picked guitar style is decidedly untrendy. |
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| Subsequent neopagans took their inspiration from the Druids, from ancient Egypt, from the Vikings, from Rome. |
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| And maybe we can use Hinduism, not in the form of New Ageism, but as a source of inspiration for our struggles. |
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| Henry's natural inspiration partially comes from the excitement, brilliance and magnificence from the art world. |
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| The inspiration of the 'Singapore Aunties' project comes from our eccentric and eclectic south-eastern colloquialism. |
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| The brownish autumn color of a dying Georgia cotton field was the inspiration for Brownfield Copeland's naming. |
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| Retro, pop art, space travel, motorcycling and architecture all provide inspiration for his work. |
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| Errors of judgment seem inspired, and the few shards of true inspiration sound like veritable masterpieces. |
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| The engineer found inspiration in the tall, thin wooden Buddhist pagodas of Japan. |
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| Does the flame of inspiration flicker consistently, and if it does, does it resonate as interesting every time the album is spun? |
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| Now, that should be some inspiration for the city's umpteen advertising agencies, copywriters and visualisers. |
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| Even Bryan Singer cites Akira Kurosawa's Rashomon as the inspiration for his nonpareil take on the thriller in The Usual Suspects. |
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| Hopefully I'll have a sudden burst of inspiration and rattle the last of it off in no time at all. |
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| A whole school of Northern Irish painters found inspiration amongst the beautiful Glens of Antrim. |
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| It has had a surprisingly strong influence on the West as inspiration for nouvelle cuisine and cuisine minceur. |
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| Both are cynical gestures driven by political calculations rather than by a moral inspiration that comes from the soul. |
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| A minibus will take the group on half-day trips to different locations, offering them a variety of landscapes to draw inspiration from. |
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| Following the inspiration of Saint Patrick we have to accept their faith has been nurtured in a different culture. |
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| The 20-year-old was the inspiration behind Sevilla's four-goal hammering of Real earlier in the season. |
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| He impressed everyone with his spirit, cheerfulness and can-do attitude, and was an inspiration to other children, said Mrs Sinker. |
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| Flashes of inspiration need never go to waste, buried amid the hundreds of other clever thoughts occupying your mind. |
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| All this is described without inspiration and in a purely conventional manner, so it must be interpreted by the canons of the apocalyptic style. |
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| For each song George provides a brief insight into his inspiration and shares his original, handwritten lyrics. |
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| Suddenly for no apparent reason I had a flash of inspiration and started collaging greetings cards out of offcuts from my prints. |
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| Studies for solo violin include Paganini's brilliant 24 caprices, which provided a fertile source of inspiration for other composers. |
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| Upon close observation, you will find inspiration in each of the artist's captivating images. |
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| I read it quite often and think that it is a top idea to try and give inspiration to us all. |
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| For the hardcore comics reader, the material is a great source of inspiration and technical know-how. |
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| Drawing inspiration from real life incidents, he makes hard-hitting films that revolve around issues concerning society. |
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| The new development takes its inspiration from the past and harks back to the original design of the public house. |
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| They did manage to integrate those vocals with their music much more harmoniously than their inspiration ever did. |
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| Drawing inspiration from colour, Frances' paintings range from landscapes, to still life and portraits. |
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| Wouldn't their inspiration be as stimulatingly poignant upon the earthly plane, if not the Celestial Terminus? |
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| Wild horses roam the roads and in the jungle you can find giant moths apparently the inspiration for Mothra, Godzilla's legendary foe. |
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| Others, such as the sculptor Arturo Martini, and Massimo Campigli, created a more archaizing style, drawing inspiration from ancient myth and Etruscan art. |
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| This page is great for inspiration as it suggests ways of making a tambourine, drum, chimes, horn, cymbals, xylophone, guitar, comb buzzer and hand bells. |
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| I think I've twigged who David Blunkett's greatest inspiration might be. |
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| In a fit of desperate inspiration Angela reached into the small white purse hanging from her shoulder and pulled out her shiny pink lipgloss and plum lipliner. |
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| From his undergraduate days he had been recognised as an authority on any abstract subject, and his directness of approach and candour were an inspiration to his associates. |
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| The second tendency is represented by the large number of works that draw their inspiration from a radical questioning of the structural principles defining semiosis. |
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| And inspiration deserts us to the extent that we resort to the lazy journalist's technique of the dreaded self-referencing paragraph apropos of nothing. |
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| Everywhere we go, inspiration hits us and we just kind of mumble things into our iPhones. |
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| The couturier famously traveled the world on scouting trips, looking to draw design inspiration from sundry cultures. |
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| At the time all these sugar baskets would have been described as urn-shaped, since ancient Greek vases and urns were the ultimate inspiration at the time. |
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| His work draws inspiration from his own rich and diverse history. |
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| Newport has asperger's Syndrome and is best known for being the inspiration for the 2005 movie Mozart and the Whale. |
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| But inspiration and faith-based agenda in movies does not guarantee box office success. |
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| The inspiration was a PBS show about Bellevue Psych Ward where they followed around the staff and patients for 72-hours. |
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| There is elegance to the restraint and austerity of the imagery that extends to, or perhaps finds inspiration in, the clean utility of the printed page. |
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| It is presented here as originally broadcast, in six half-hour episodes, is intelligent, unpatronising and a clear inspiration for Danny Boyle's 28 Days Later. |
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| A more macabre inspiration surfaced in 1890 when an obscure author called Bram Stoker stayed at the seaside resort of Whitby. |
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| Painter Henri Matisse had rooms overlooking the market, and you could see where he got his inspiration as the sunlight bounded off ochre walls in these tall, narrow streets. |
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| By all accounts, this was an eye-opening experience for the congressman, and the inspiration for his current focus on poverty. |
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| With Ceres as an inspiration and while the sun shines down, all I want to do is potter around in the garden and start great beds of lush healthy plants. |
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| Adapting some of the most celebrated, sexual, raw, bitter and vitriolic love poems ever written, the drama explores the inspiration behind the sonnets. |
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| The designers have pulled off the difficult trick of taking the inspiration from a classic shape while making the car look fresh rather than retro. |
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| Edwards lives in and has a studio in Toronto but also has a place to retreat to and draw inspiration from in the rural farm country of Canada just north of Toronto. |
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| Their latest effort, from the 2003 vintage, underscores the status of this wine as an inspiration to drinkers for its sheer lustiness and sense of abandon. |
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| Lucky for me I don't have to waste even one more frustrated nanosecond trying to find the inspiration to refute his sterile sociological effusion. |
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| I was thinking of new ways to engage with my audience and with a bit of serendipity and inspiration the cake was born. |
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| It was inspiration enough to help us tackle the usually dreaded summer to fall wardrobe transition. |
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| Drawing inspiration from strip-cartoon versions of Shakespeare's plays, the two groups began by stripping the stories to the bare bones and building their plays from there. |
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| This was the perfect inspiration to create a hot chocolate so thick and textured the spoon was actually necessary. |
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| He cites the thrifty values of his father, a Greek immigrant, as the inspiration for his advocacy for their national equivalent. |
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| To force myself to continue, I needed inspiration and turned to trad jazz, then having a popular upsurge, where the trumpet was a lead instrument. |
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| Moll's film may well owe its inspiration to Hitchcock's Strangers on a Train, and this film could just as easily be slyly retitled The Trouble With Harry. |
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| Let your creative juices flow, draw inspiration and give words. |
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| In this way, inspiration becomes appropriation, which leads directly to theft and erasure. |
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| The church of St Clement Danes also lays claim to being the inspiration for the lyrics, also by dint of citrus fruits being unloaded at the nearby wharves. |
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| Hopefully these anecdotes will offer up culinary and conversational inspiration this Thanksgiving. |
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| In the respiratory form, sinus arrhythmia typically varies with respirations, and the heart rate increases with inspiration and decreases with expiration. |
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| She shares some of the inspiration for that shoot, and offers up a version of Elliott Smith as colorful, whimsical and playful. |
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| Short of seeking inspiration in mind-altering drugs, this is a good state from which to write from the stream which some claim to be consciousness. |
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| Fossils are also featured in art as in the use of petrified wood for ornaments or the more general inspiration provided by fossils in painting and sculpture. |
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| It is the inspiration for films like roxanne, The Truth About Cats and Dogs, and Hitch. |
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| Barber's boundless melodic inspiration takes inspired flight from the surging opening movement through the moving, poignant Andante and rousing bravura finale. |
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| So Wes went on a grand tour of sorts to get inspiration for the look of the movie? |
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| And I do wonder why she had to find her inspiration in the rose bay willowherb she saw in Germany, when there must be a wealth of other imagery in the Park itself. |
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| But once there, traversing the arid desert plains and breaking bread with the indigenous peoples, inspiration struck. |
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| They say that success is 10 per cent inspiration and 90 per cent perspiration, and perspiration didn't really interest her. |
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| This disease of taking the law into one's hands has its inspiration from the fact that the Government is trying to run with the hare and hunt with the hounds. |
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| But we know very little about the woman who became the inspiration for his masterwork, Les Fleurs du Mal. |
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| Bright-coloured petals in contrast with the knotty, wrinkled old branches of the trees have provided inspiration to poets and painters for centuries. |
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| Though it may have been a depressing environment, the gritty streets of Washington gave Gil plenty of inspiration for his lyrics. |
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| For the significance of the outlaw to Dylan is less that of the rebel and more the solitary who rejects established religion for the direct inspiration of truth. |
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| Contrary to predominant opinion, this mixing is as much guided by spontaneous inspiration based on aural-reaction as it is the subjective will of the mixer. |
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| Where did acclaimed outsider artist Henry Darger draw inspiration for his dreamlike murals? |
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| It's a tremendous inspiration when you see these guys every morning. |
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| Prim, proper and oh so reserved, Broadbent's Gilbert is prickly to be sure but he well conveys the thunderstruck quality of when inspiration hits. |
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| I remember this painting setting me alight with inspiration 30 years ago. |
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| Coming up later, we travel to the Australian National University in Canberra, where artists go bush in search of inspiration and provoke heated debate while they're at it. |
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| He says it's all about writing around the idea or inspiration he has in mind, be it a pie in the face, a witty line, screwball situation or piece of music. |
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| If our bimetallists in the halls of legislation were conversant with sacred history, they might get fresh inspiration from the views of the Patriarchs on good money. |
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| A concise yet comprehensive biography of the artist depicts the moments of inspiration that have led him to paint landscapes and scenes of country life. |
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| Her stick-to-it-iveness and struggle is an inspiration to us all. |
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| It's from such child-play, along with the bossiness of their grandmother, that Barrie gets the inspiration for the work that will become Peter Pan. |
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| Now history reveals that looking yearningly to America for inspiration in moments of crisis has in fact been a recurrent impulse within Britain's leading groups. |
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| In other words, the works all draw inspiration from nature and biomorphic shapes, representing a widespread artistic convention of the World War II and post-war period. |
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| It complements and harmonises with the historic landscape and backdrop, and draws inspiration from many classical elements such as the Bothy Garden's Formal Terrace. |
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| In the period 1980-83, he appears to find inspiration in typography. |
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| Armstrong serves as an inspiration to many and is clearly one of the most significant contributors to black culture of the 20th, and perhaps any, century. |
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| His focus on the user experience above all else has always been an inspiration to me. |
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| Her valiant recovery made her an inspiration for everyone, and an icon for Democrats. |
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| As Roger Ebert has noted, in these films' unique combination of Borscht Belt humor and surrealism lies the inspiration for writers ranging from Woody Allen to Eugene Ionesco. |
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| Here are the cotton mills and factories, the coal mines and back-to-back cottages from which he drew inspiration as he walked the streets of Pendlebury and Salford. |
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| The games, to be published under the Activision Value Brand, will draw inspiration from the show's depiction of a father and son who build chopper motorcycles in their garage. |
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| Her beauty inspires him and he takes her to be a muse, a reason and an inspiration to choose a life of art and beauty rather than religious devotion. |
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| However, emigration has been an important sources of inspiration for songs of the Irish during the 20th century. |
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| The American writer John O'Hara credited Maugham's tale as the inspiration for the title of his novel Appointment in Samarra. |
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| He started writing the book at Goldeneye on 17 February 1952, gaining inspiration from his own experiences and imagination. |
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| Sir Henry Littlejohn, Chair of Medical Jurisprudence at the University of Edinburgh Medical School, is also cited as an inspiration for Holmes. |
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| In Imperial Russia Burns was translated into Russian and became a source of inspiration for the ordinary, oppressed Russian people. |
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| Stoker visited the English coastal town of Whitby in 1890, and that visit is said to be part of the inspiration for Dracula. |
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| Most guitar parts take inspiration and direction from the melody, rather than driving the melody as in other acoustic genres. |
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| For his painting Turner drew inspiration from the art of Willem van de Velde the Younger. |
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| This became the inspiration for the body of works known as the conflict theory. |
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| Monk writes that Wittgenstein lived and breathed logic, and a temporary lack of inspiration plunged him into despair. |
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| It is also the inspiration for many of the characters in the Harry Potter series. |
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| The success of this project has provided the inspiration behind other projects in Gloucestershire and Argyll. |
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| More than their Greek predecessors, the Romans extensively took inspiration from boarhunting in their art and sculpture. |
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| A new possibility for the inspiration of the unicorn came in 2008 with the discovery of a roe deer in Italy with a single antler. |
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| Accordingly, the town is often cited as partial inspiration for the fictitious village of Llareggub in Under Milk Wood. |
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| His works typically drew inspiration from the Welsh landscape and farmlands. |
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| Another example is Giacometti's 1925 Torso, which marked his movement to simplified forms and inspiration from preclassical sculpture. |
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| Until 2006, she was still travelling the world, finding inspiration both from ancient civilisations and underwater worlds for her art work. |
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| The village of Portmeirion has been a source of inspiration for writers and television producers. |
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| Other cuisines which borrow inspiration from Indian cooking styles include Filipino, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Thai, and Burmese cuisines. |
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| Awen suggests both poetic inspiration and the general creative vision by which people and societies form their aspirations. |
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| Power pop is a rock music subgenre that draws its inspiration from 1960s British and American rock music. |
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| Graham Sutherland painted locally in the 1930s, gaining inspiration from the landscape. |
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| By sharing goodwill and inspiration to others and serving mankind the world can be transformed and peace can be achieved. |
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| Irenaeus' opponents also claimed that the wellsprings of divine inspiration were not dried up, which is the doctrine of continuing revelation. |
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| The inspiration is romantic, the ruins of the island are conducive to daydreaming. |
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| This she did on the inspiration and with the guidance of Lanfranc, a future Archbishop of Canterbury. |
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| St Boniface Down is also the name and was the inspiration of a 1956 work by the English composer, Trevor Duncan. |
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| The god Odin has been a source of inspiration for a variety of modern artists working in fine art, literature, and music. |
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| The flowering of arts which drew inspiration from national epics and song continued unabated. |
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| Today, the film is renowned for its extraordinary battle on ice sequence, which has served as inspiration for countless other films. |
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| Air flow through the parabronchi of the paleopulmo is in the same direction to the dorsobronchi during inspiration and expiration. |
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| Hiliary Hayton was a fan of Milton Glaser, whose 1967 portrait of Bob Dylan provided popadelic inspiration to many. |
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| Rizal himself, whom the rebels took inspiration from and had consulted beforehand, disapproved of a premature revolution. |
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| Selkirk's travails provided the inspiration for Daniel Defoe's novel Robinson Crusoe. |
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| His strait served as inspiration for Ferdinand Magellan's expedition to reach the Moluccas by a westward route. |
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| Blanc de Chine porcelains and Yixing stonewares arriving in Europe and gave inspiration to many European potters. |
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| Malory's work served as inspiration for Mark Twain's novel A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court. |
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| All Evangelicals believe in biblical inspiration, though they disagree over how this inspiration should be defined. |
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| It is the inspiration for the parish of St Aiden in Robertson Davies's novel The Cunning Man. |
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| The village was the inspiration for the fictional village of Greendale in the classic children's television series Postman Pat. |
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| It is suggested that perhaps Gray found inspiration for his poem by visiting the gravesite of his aunt, Mary Antrobus. |
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| The inspiration for the poem came from a walk Wordsworth took with his sister Dorothy around Glencoyne Bay, Ullswater, in the Lake District. |
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| He drew inspiration from what he saw at the Campo Santo in Pisa, and in Florence. |
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| He left later that year, though his Brook Farm adventure became an inspiration for his novel The Blithedale Romance. |
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| Goering argues that they were the original inspiration for the Grail legend. |
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| It then passes the Walshaw Dean Reservoirs and climbs to the ruins of Top Withens, said to have been the inspiration for Wuthering Heights. |
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| This is said to have been the inspiration for the fictional Grimpen Mire in the novel The Hound of the Baskervilles by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. |
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| The legend may have been part of the inspiration for the Sherlock Holmes novel The Hound of the Baskervilles. |
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| Even in literary careers that last a long time, there seem to be golden days when the inspiration is unbalked by obstacles. |
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| The five sets are reproduced, and give a fine indication of the breadth of inspiration the Way of the Cross offers. |
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| This Indian Designer clothing collection also draws inspiration from Indian adivasi costumes of Kutch and Orissa. |
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| She is our North Star, anchorwoman, excellent instructor and an inspiration to all of us. |
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| Birds were radiographed during inspiration both in lateral and ventrodorsal projections. |
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| Until that happens, students' unions will need to take inspiration from Cardiff 's imaginative approach. |
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| This real-life stylebook becomes part photo album and part inspiration board for users and visitors. |
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| Left VFP was observed during both phonation and inspiration in the endoscopic larynx examination. |
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| When we see the source of our joy is divine, not only is it unfluctuating, but it gives us inspiration and strength to tackle today's task. |
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| Take inspiration from suave midfielder, David Beckham, for a timeless hairstyle this summer. |
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| Her inspiration to help children comes from baby-sitting her two younger brothers and others in the neighborhood. |
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| The Revenant was purported to be inspiration for a great deal of vampire mythology as well as Shelley's Frankenstein. |
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| Yet Greece was both inspiration and disillusionment for the poet. |
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| Everyone looks for inspiration from magazines and they are a great source of finding your own cover girl look. |
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| Although not a cover the inspiration is from the likes of The Temptations and The Drifters with a bassline borrowed from Showaddywaddy. |
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| Beep baseball, or beepball, originated in 1964 with the invention of the beeping baseball, and has many similarities to its inspiration game. |
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| Drawing inspiration from the world of connected objects, FLOCOON Pixel goes even further. |
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| Google Hangout designed to provide education and recovery inspiration to those struggling with, or recovering from, binge eating disorder. |
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| The creator of The Simpsons, Matt Groening, was the inspiration behind the naming of a sand crab, Albunea groeningi. |
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| Staschke has said that he draws inspiration from Dutch and Flemish Vanitas still-life painting. |
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| The Black and Tan sneaker takes inspiration for the fine balancing act of a Stout on top a Pale Ale in a pint glass. |
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| We will be introducing scatter rugs using our rug designs as inspiration for the first time. |
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| Taking inspiration from their favourite bands, Calf have created their own unique sound, which they describe as 'dry angular scuzz pop. |
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| Mr Stalker revealed the inspiration behind the nativity's mannequins came from a young family member. |
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| Drawing its inspiration from opulent European country homes, Rural Elegance reworks damasks and brocades with overdyes and vintage effects. |
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| It provides ideas and inspiration from two of Europe's best plantsmen for anyone who wants to create the ultimate modern planted garden. |
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| The fashion world has been looking back in time for inspiration this season and this modern take on the bouffant was big news on the catwalk. |
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| The curious thing about it all was the epicyclic gear system which drew inspiration from the great Frederick Lanchester. |
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| This short ballet was the inspiration for the great Hollywood film On the Town, featuring three lusty sailors on shore leave in New York. |
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| The man, hailed as the inspiration behind bands like Ocean Colour Scene and Oasis, says his new album Heliocentric is likely to be his last. |
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| Visitors may be interested to learn that the title of this piece takes inspiration from the poet Alfred Lord Tennyson's Maud, A Monodrama. |
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| As one of the most influential female CEOs in the world, she's a pathbreaker and a trailblazer and an inspiration to women everywhere. |
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| The inspiration for the collection has been drawn from aspects of Indian Mughal culture like window grids, Churidaar, Dhoti, etc. |
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| Cue a 'future being' inspiration with highly pearlised skin and alien-like contouring. |
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| Demand's inspiration was a postcard he was sent of a show cave in Spain. |
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| With his latest adventure, vibraphonist Harris finds inspiration in Duke Ellington and comes up with one of the great albums of his career. |
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| Primetime Factuality executive David Wilkes turns to Izzy Gould for inspiration in fleshing out the concept for new show One Big Family. |
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| The movement, though dominated by clergy, was not exclusively clericalist in inspiration or reception. |
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| It is widely held that these groups were the inspiration for the foundation of the Royal Society. |
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| Winston Churchill also found Nelson to be a source of inspiration during the Second World War. |
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| Thatcher herself claimed philosophical inspiration from the works of Burke and Friedrich Hayek for her defence of liberal economics. |
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| The landscapes of the Peak have formed an inspiration to writers for centuries. |
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| They patronized their own school of Hindu art taking inspiration from their predecessors. |
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| This was a major source of inspiration for the development of relativity theory. |
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| They took their inspiration from Ned Ludd, a farm worker who supposedly wrecked some stocking frames in 1782 in protest. |
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| The Check It Out section of this issue Women Who Run It features even more inspiration from Jen Groover. |
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| Much Wenlock still hosts the Wenlock Olympian Games, which were an inspiration to Pierre de Coubertin for the Olympic Games. |
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| But they ran out of time and inspiration as Les Bleus set up a deserved semi-final clash with Wales. |
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| The traditional view of inspiration is that God worked through human authors so that what they produced was what God wished to communicate. |
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