Sentence examples for a blueprint then from inspiring English sources

Already this has been Corbyn's strategy – endlessly nagging Theresa for a "blueprint", then trying to pull it apart in a death by a thousand cuts.

Make a blueprint, then start making the cage.

With the future of the main waterfront in limbo, the shift in focus to the GenOn site seems to offer, if not an immediate blueprint, then at least a proposal on which Alexandrians can agree.

Castro was originally a guerrilla revolutionary with a utopian programme to create a new society; later, in the 70s, he became a Soviet placeman with a traditional communist blueprint; then in the 90s (after the collapse of the Soviet Union) he was a simple hand-to-mouth survivor, regardless of the ideological cost.

When he started making them, in the nineteen-seventies, computers were big piles of parts — you bought a kit, or a blueprint, and then assembled them yourself.

The Israelis were the first to accept it as a blueprint, and then to declare the ball to be in the Palestinians' court.

He said: "There's a blueprint you must follow and if you don't follow that blueprint then basically you will be ignored.

I said to Leigh: if you have the blueprint, then I'm there.

Those clubs would, according to that blueprint, then seek to run their own competition.

The mission statement for The Pinkprint, named after Jay Z's canonical The Blueprint, then, is to win back the heads.

"If what has happened in his own patch is his blueprint, then now's the time for him to be honest with patients and staff.