Sentence examples for a french design from inspiring English sources

Wheels up, chips down: a French design consortium has come up with a gambling concept that trumps a Ryanair scratchcard.

This is the reverse of Hinkley Point C, which is two-thirds owned by EDF and of a French design.

A French design engineer who was dismissed for wearing an Islamic headscarf should have been allowed to cover her head at work, a senior EU lawyer has said.

In 1938, the county Board of Freeholders approved a plan to incorporate the use of a steel bascule, a French design that uses rolling counterweights at one end to cause the other end to pivot.

One purpose of the law was to keep American secrets in American hands, which may be inappropriate now since Électricité de France has more recent experience building power reactors than American companies do, and was seeking to build one of a French design.

The delicacy of line and tone in two different plans for a German circular garden, the dainty floral decorations on a French design that resembles an Indian miniature and the naturalistic treatment of the setting for a late-19th-century French bathing pavilion are only three examples of the show's many delights.

And it wasn't even so bad for me because I am very mixed - part black, part African, part Latino.' Nevertheless she recalls being turned down for a job for a leading French design house.

There is a strong French design presence at the fair.

In April 1923, a ₣25,000 prize (then worth £360) was offered by the daily newspaper Le Matin for the first French aviator to fly from Saint-Inglevert to Lympne and back in one day in an aircraft of French design and construction, with an engine capacity of less than 1100 cc.

4. The Tam Tam table ($145) and stools ($42 each) are a 1960's French design by Henry Massonnet, at momastore.org or (800 447-6662.

Winding your way further along the route, you'll come to an installation by French design studio Tilt, which has made stuff for Bestival as well as international festivals of lights such as the Fête des Lumières in Lyon.