Sentence examples for be a model from from inspiring English sources

He suggests that, rather than being ignored, the successes of the nationalised east coast service could be a model from which to learn.

It's a model from circa 1974, made from "fleece fabric, felt, plastic, rubber, and self-adhesive vinyl," according the label.

You go to a club and there's a model from New York, a physician from Dallas, a lady in a tilted wig, some photographers from Europe and a Barry Manilow look-alike playing the piano.

But it nonetheless retains a pleasing retro flavor and is a model from which many later songbook confections could learn a thing or two.

Of course 'Sarah' is a model from a bank of stock photo images and her adoring words are the ghost work of Department of Work and Pensions employees.

WAG TO WATCH: Take your pick between Mutu's Consuelo Matos, who is a model from the Dominican Republic, and Cristian Chivu's partner Adelina Elisei, a glamour-heavy former sports-news presenter.

Candidate A1 was a model from DSRI/NASA/Newcastle, Candidate B3 was a model from NGDC/GFZ, Candidate C1 was a model from BGS and Candidate D1 was a candidate from IZMIRAN.

Candidate A1 was from DSRI/NASA/Newcastle, candidates B1, B2 were models from NGDC/GFZ, candidate C1 was a model from BGS and candidate D1 was produced by IZMIRAN.

I decided to pretend that I was a model from Moscow, who was in Gerona working for the week.

In fact, San Francisco is a model for what might be culled from public health history generally.

Now it's a Model A from the 1930s — a real car.