Sentences with phrase «borrowing heavily»

Borrowing heavily from the ethos of community theater, New Theater encompasses the social, economic, and pragmatic realities of establishing a theater house that is built fundamentally on collaborations — inviting other artists, writers, and musicians to contribute to the scripts, sets, props, soundtracks, and as performers.

Borrowing heavily from institutions and private collectors these exhibitions such as Jean - Michel Basquiat (2013), the Takashi Murakami exhibition (2014), Picasso & the Camera (2014), and the two - part exhibition In the Studio (2015) all wowed New Yorkers with their breadth and depth.

Mounting exhibitions every 6 - 12 months, and in this case borrowing heavily from the local collections of the Saint Louis Art Museum, the paintings on display by Rene Magritte, Georg Baselitz, Paul Delvaux, and Max Ernst illustrate this concept of the stone as reference, and a piece by Constantin Brancusi manifests this in three dimensional form.

Borrowing heavily from other titles and earlier games in the series, Splinter Cell Blacklist doesn't feel particularly fresh or unique.

Borrowing heavily from The Legend of Legacy, The Alliance Alive features a two weapon, turn based combat system that doesn't really have character levels.

«Sledgehammer should also be commended for designing original multiplayer maps without borrowing heavily from the single - player locales.»

The game also features its own soundtrack borrowing heavily from the recently released Amplitude reboot.

Borrowing heavily from Pixar's blockbuster formula, both Brave «s gameplay and presentation pack plenty of all - ages appeal.

Mario + Rabbids is also a blast to play as well, borrowing heavily from XCOM but producing a streamlined system that's easy to get into and simple enough for people of all ages.

Combat is straightforward, borrowing heavily from the Gauntlet series.

Its closest inspiration is X-COM, borrowing heavily from those intense turn - based strategy battles while giving them all a proper Mario twist with pipe - warping, head - jumping and creative boss battles.

Aviary Attorney, while clearly borrowing heavily from the Turnabout / Ace Attorney series, does just that.

Local Hotel Adventures follows Marriott's signature approach to operational excellence, guest satisfaction and its «people - first culture,» while also borrowing heavily from Ian's approach that every hotel should be uniquely designed, emotionally engaging and authentically named and branded.

For example, IBM seems to have been very successful during most of the 1990's in following the policy of borrowing heavily, i.e., incurring deficits, and using the proceeds to buy - in its own common stock.

The government can soak up excess savings by borrowing heavily itself and then spending to boost demand.

I think the risk of borrowing heavily to invest is very high.

Consumer spending slowed during the first quarter, to just 0.1 per cent growth, leading some observers to believe they were focused on consolidating debt after borrowing heavily during the recession.

Public companies are borrowing heavily to buy back their own shares at the fastest pace since before the financial crisis, boosting share prices instead of investing in new factories or products, which may also explain why growth is slowing.

My biggest discovery has been Warren Buffett's writings, and I'll be borrowing heavily from his incredible insight.

Legendary investor Warren Buffett makes an excellent point that a business should be able to operate from its revenues without borrowing heavily.

Borrowing heavily from Formula 1 experience, the most obvious grand prix - inspired feature was the raised nose, flanked by a pair of radiators ahead of each front wheel.

A teaser image of the CX - 9 shows it borrowing heavily from the design of the current Mazda6, which won design awards when it was introduced in 2013.

These systems feature a 6.5 - inch VGA color display and a 9.6 GB hard drive for music storage, borrowing heavily from a similar configuration used by Infiniti, Nissan's upmarket label.

Volkswagen's Golf Alltrack, for example, was a German shot directly over Subaru's bow, borrowing heavily from the Crosstrek's formula.

Borrowing heavily from Chrysler's A604 (41TE) «Ultradrive» transversely mounted automatic, it became the A606 (also known as 42LE).

Borrowing heavily from the Mercedes - AMG GT3 racing car (including design bits), the GT R packs an uprated version of the 4.0 - liter twin - turbo V8 delivering 585 PS (577 hp), an extensively modified suspension, enhanced aerodynamics, and a lighter body (by 15 kg compared to the GT S).

Borrowing heavily from the slasher genre yet deserving immense credit in crafting, along with Wingard's direction, a wholly refreshing fright flick.

Borrowing heavily from The Muppets (or even High School Musical), the overall plot — put on a show, save the home from closure — is predictable, but the performers are clearly having a good time; Michael Gambon is deliciously cruel as the show's controlling musical director, while unlike Marigold Hotel, Maggie gets more to do than simply look at people with a withering expression.

Fanciful elements have Dickens (a manic Dan Stevens) borrowing heavily and spending lavishly to self - finance his big - gamble book.

Borrowing heavily from both that game and Neon Chrome (which we really learned to love after we reviewed it), JYDGE follows is a mixture of both but taking the best aspects from each game.

Mystifying, until you realize that the alien invasion of the film is also borrowing heavily from the looks of War of the Worlds.

by Walter Chaw Borrowing heavily from Disney's aimless and laggard Dinosaur, Fox and Blue Sky Animation's Ice Age is burdened from the outset by the vaguely disturbing reality that the titular epoch spells doom for most of the heroes of this animated mistake.

Borrowing heavily from first - person - shooter video games, this visually chaotic Russian death jam that will test the sturdiest stomachs

So Smith created Yoga Hosers, borrowing heavily from films like Clueless and Scott Pilgrim vs. the World — which are better films that the upcoming generation of teen girls should watch instead of Yoga Hosers.

There's a lot more references to the Connery era this time around, with the DB5 and the gadgets on the DB10 nodding to Goldfinger, and Blofeld's cat and base borrowing heavily from You Only Live Twice.

It twists and turns multiple times throughout its short running time, borrowing heavily from a variety of films in the horror genre (and other genres as well), but under the sure direction and

So, borrowing heavily from the type 1 diabetes playbook, the use of insulin is increasingly used for type 2 diabetes as well.

Taxpayers may look with favor on administrations that run regular surpluses rather than deficits or borrowing heavily for recurring expenses.

In this cauliflower rice recipe they are borrowing heavily from Indian fare, and they are using spices like cumin, turmeric, ginger, and cardamom to bring you flavors that your palate might not be used to.

Ultimately, your lender wants to make sure that you aren't borrowing heavily to make it look like you have plenty of assets.

Any significant rise in corporate bond yields would throw cold water on a key artificial impetus in the stock market — corporations borrowing heavily to buy back their own stock.

This means that the United States has been borrowing heavily from foreigners (especially China) to finance its domestic investment.

One reason growth is predicted to continue for now: Washington is borrowing heavily to spend more and tax less.

Yet to achieve its growth target of an annual rate of 6.5 %, the Chinese government is borrowing heavily to fund investment.

Households have done their part for the economy, borrowing heavily to buy houses, cars and everything else that credit can buy.

Borrowing heavily from the movie industry's publicity machine, Biderman sets out to build buzz as he enters a new market.

In previous columns, I have cautioned entrepreneurs against borrowing heavily from retirement assets.

Enticed by low interest rates, Canadians borrowed heavily from lenders and ultimately juiced bank profits.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Finance Minister Bill Morneau invoked the IMF's new thinking on deficits to justify their decision to borrow heavily to finance tax cuts and infrastructure spending.

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