Sentence examples for a real blueprint from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the defense argued, it had the right to rebut that by introducing a real blueprint.

Johnson, and an extraordinary number of other Tories, seem to have devoted their energies to pounding out duelling columns for the Daily Telegraph rather than to something like a real blueprint for Leave.

And the rhetoric of fairness is not a substitute for a long-term deficit reduction plan, a real blueprint for overhauling the entitlement system, or a comprehensive tax reform – none of which this White House will be offering, apparently, in the 2012 campaign.

"There was a real blueprint that 'Oklahoma!' laid down for people, that was then followed in a fairly rigorous way by composers and book writers, and that reflected an agreed-upon set of principles about America – that we were a can-do, optimistic nation," Mr. Viertel said.

Unfortunately, as the work on the SDSR began, it soon became clear that Fox lacked any real blueprint for what he wanted to do.

Another is that Thatcher had a clear idea about what she wanted, whereas today there is no real blueprint for reform.

Critics probably will continue to view that draft as the real blueprint and the document released this week as public relations. .

Not a real bomb, but something just as audacious -- an actual bomb blueprint.

We also discuss a real-life example, which could be used as a blueprint for future studies.

"It's a great blueprint," he added.

A class is a blueprint for an object.