Sentence examples for and creating a solid from inspiring English sources
Baron coached at Rhode Island for 11 seasons, taking over a team with a gutted roster and in academic disarray, and creating a solid and consistent program.
The company created a 3D model of the 1911 and then simply blasted metal powder, heating it up and creating a solid, fireable item.
After taking up the cause on Twitter and creating a solid example of Streisand Effect, Jasper changed the title of her book to The Cockiest Cowboy To Have Ever Cocked.
There needs to be a focus on developing young players and creating a solid foundation for the team - then if you can bring in players like Kessel to add to the team (rather than be the team) there is a much better chance for consistency and an over all higher win percentage.
He sent out a classic stream of Chanel suits at the start, created via selective laser sintering, a technology used to bind materials and create a solid structure.
When O. Ray McIntire foamed polystyrene with a gas under pressure and created a solid — Styrofoam — that was ninety-five-per-cent air, he gave the Navy and the Coast Guard a new flotation material that quickly saw use in boats and life rafts.
"That Wes Craven was able to rip a film from the headlines (with echoes of the mass hysteria surrounding the infamous McMartin case) and create a solid gold horror premise that is surreal and ambitious even within it's limited budget, was a masterstroke".
Now, with the App Store all grown up, ScrollMotion has expanded that repertoire and created a solid offering on the iPhone.
Laser etches the shape of cross-section into metal powder and heats it so it solidifies and creates a solid layer.
Stability might therefore require that the pluralist society envisioned by liberal culturalists promote quite intense intra-state interaction between cultural groups in order to forestall mistrust, reduce prejudice, and create a solid basis for cohabitation.
Stability might therefore require that the plural society envisioned by liberal culturalists promote quite intense interaction between cultural groups in order to forestall mistrust, reduce prejudice and create a solid basis for cohabitation.
