Sentence examples for a classic profile from inspiring English sources

From 1927: A classic Profile of the American dancer, who told Boston that it was "tasteless and dull" and the Bolsheviks that they were "bourgeois".

"It was a classic profile stop; they were literally two-tenths of a mile from the Delaware Memorial Bridge," Mr. Buckman said.

Together the two discussed how the Quebec attack is a "classic profile of a false flag".

In the last ten years the number of collectors and the value of the aquarium catch have increased, while the catch has decreased -- a classic profile for a collapsing "fishery".

In the last ten years the number of collectors and the value of the aquarium catch have increased, while the catch has decreased -- a classic profile for a collapsing "fishery". The Hawaii Department of Land & Natural Resources is also mired in controversy over managing wildlife pet traffic as "a fishery," while requiring that these animals be used as pets rather than food.

And where so many rivals conform to a wheels-at-the-corners approach, the Saab strikes a more classic profile with a long tail that extends far beyond the rear axle.

Among the possibilities in the category of 2-inch-wide frames I saw a 2¼-inch- frame described as "antique silver molding with a very classic profile of deeply carved leaf design".

My favorite doughnuts, from Mah-Ze-Dahr Mah-Ze-Dahr Mah-Ze-Dahr Bakeryofile.

Mark Fidrych, from "Cast a Cold Eye," November 22 , 1976 On the mound, Fidrych presented the classic profile and demeanor of a very young hurler long legs and a skinny, pleasing gawkiness (he is six-three); a pre-delivery flurry of over-excited twitches, glances, and arm-loosening wiggles; and a burning anxiety to get rid of the ball, to see what would happen next, to get on with this man!

Bernard Kouchner fitted the classic profile of a soixante-huitard.

He called Mr. Charef, who went by the alias Abdul Rahman Abu Abdul Nasser Al-Aassemin "in many ways, the classic profile" of a terrorist.