Sentence examples for a thing designed to from inspiring English sources

In 1785 the English began to build the Feitoria Inglesa – the English Factory – a Palladian granite swagger of a thing, designed to entertain and to impress.

Describing the price as "an ego thing" designed to slow down demand, Mr. Goerler said, "We wanted the wine not to fly off the shelf".

I took hold of the chain in the grip of my two hands and snapped it without even trying (it was nothing, a child's toy, a poor weak thing designed to forestall ordinary men), and then I rolled back the gate on its lubricated rail and in the next moment we were outside in the darkness.

If nothing else it looks pretty good, not some slapped-together thing designed to make a quick buck.

It's hard, especially as a first-time parent, to resist every possible thing designed to make your baby "safer".

Parent voice will come to the fore in 2015, not least because a perfect storm of things designed to upset parents awaits us.

A life story chopped into a few interesting lesser-known facts, the odder revealing moments, personal things, designed to give a flavour of the real man above the Morgan Free-man he'd become.

A life story chopped into a few interesting lesser-known facts, the odder revealing moments, personal things, designed to give a flavor of the real man above the Morgan Free-man he'd become.

They were things designed to keep Turkey a secular state: a laudable, European, idea.

Yet in hyper-stimulated New York, even things designed to be noticed go unnoticed.

Maybe they're trying to come up with things designed to satisfy the Irish government.