Sentence examples for as its models from inspiring English sources

This is not to say that the Australian show is as good as its models — compared with "The Sopranos," it's a Yellow Tail shiraz up against a top-flight Brunello.

This was a backward-looking movement that took as its models Athenian writers of the 5th and 4th centuries bce; hence, the label "Atticists" (Greek Attikos, "Athenian") was applied to some of its leading members.

The documents in the lawsuit -- filed in 2010 by a pilot who claimed he was fired for being too old -- lay Abercrombie & Fitch's secretive corporate culture and the private life of its CEO nearly as bare as its models' hairless chests.

If ever a Long Island blend took Bordeaux as its model, it's the '97 Mythology.

It saw as its model the Isle of Man, as well as Shetland's closest neighbour, the Faroe Islands, an autonomous dependency of Denmark.

Our CASP8 experiments demonstrate the overall success of MULTICOM although some parts of it, such as its model selection abilities on hard template-based targets may need improvement.

CoreOs is designed with Google as its model, which makes it a different type of technology than most IT managers are used to using.

In order to use a previous idea as its model, the mind must remember it.

As its model the parish used a photograph from around 1900, when it was one of the most flourishing Episcopal parishes east of the Ohio River, Father Galer said.

In fact the Grand Old Party is attempting to refashion itself entirely, clearly using Mr. Clinton as its model.

Fifth Avenue South is one, a handsome, broad street that stretches for blocks and takes Worth Avenue as its model.