Sentence examples for about ready-made from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, March 31 , 1934P. 15 Talk story about ready-made houses, exhibited at the Industrial Arts Exposition, these "prefabricated" dwellings are made at the factory and merely bolted together at the site of the constructionl Holden McLaughlin and Associates, who designed and made the one at the exhibit have already sold a number of them.

By Robert M. Coates The New Yorker, March 31 , 1934P. 15 Talk story about ready-made houses, exhibited at the Industrial Arts Exposition, these "prefabricated" dwellings are made at the factory and merely bolted together at the site of the constructionl Holden McLaughlin and Associates, who designed and made the one at the exhibit have already sold a number of them.

ONWARD & UPWARD WITH THE ARTS about ready-made sermons for the clergy, end speeches for the layman.

Involving the public in a wind power project has very little to do with public hearings about ready-made plans, especially when a landscape has been evaluated by experts.

By Dean S. Jennings The New Yorker, April 25 , 1936P. 51 ONWARD & UPWARD WITH THE ARTS about ready-made sermons for the clergy, end speeches for the layman.

It is about inherited, ready-made formulations, fossilized metaphors — most notably those of Irish-Catholicism and anti-Semitism.

Makes about 18 ready-made shortcrust pastry 225g mashing potato 1 medium (approx 250g), peeled and diced sunflower oil 2 tbsp cumin seeds 1 tsp onion 1 medium, diced green chillies 3, finely chopped garam masala 1 tsp ground cumin ½ tsp peas 50g, fresh or frozen sunflower oil for deep-frying Boil the diced potatoes in salted water until soft.

In India, the multinational firm Essilor has funded vans that tour towns and villages offering free eye exams and selling prescription plastic glasses (which cost an average of about $5 andd ready-made nonprescription reading glasses (as little as $1 , a project that has proved profitable in its pilot stage.

Auerbach, the octogenarian, still has enough energy left to chide Jackson about his "ready-made" teams, the idea that Jackson has had Jordan and Bryant to make all those game-winning shots, and O'Neal to move anyone he wants out of the way, and he never drafted or acquired any of those players like Auerbach, the team president, had to go out and get Boston's best players.

Talk about a ready-made sales pitch.

But there is something profoundly unsettling about this ready-made narrative, something too convenient, a sense that not all is being said in this sequel to the long-running story of the threat posed by overseas Islamists and lone-wolf gunmen who fall under their sway.