The melody of "Chimes of Freedom" was deliberately borrowed by Billy Bragg for the song "Ideology", from his third album, Talking with the Taxman about Poetry, with Bragg's chorus "above the sound of ideologies clashing" echoing Dylan's "we gazed upon the chimes of freedom flashing".

The phrase appeared deliberately borrowed from Mr. Bush's own words about Al Qaeda's operations, and has been echoed already by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel in portraying his own struggle with the Palestinians as part of the campaign against terrorism.

The space, designed by Alexander Cooper & Partners, seems to be the rare public space not deliberately borrowed from one or another of the city's older parks.

This particular example of numbering is perhaps deliberately borrowed from revolutionary organisations, wherein members exist in cells, and are numerically defined to prevent identification and cross-betrayal of aims.

When producer Frank Farian remixed the song for the 12" single and a new 7" edit, he added more percussion and synth and deleted this key-change part and replaced with an outro with himself singing "Wimoweh, wimoweh" (deliberately borrowed from another African tune The Lion Sleeps Tonight).

Many enemies in Will Rock are deliberately borrowed from Greek mythological monsters.

He'd deliberately borrowed a pair of low-heeled pumps, yet she was teetering along as if they were spike heels from a Frederick's of Hollywood catalogue.