Sentence examples for be a model in from inspiring English sources

Plan A — a unified and democratic Iraq that will be a model in the region — is no longer achievable.

She used to be a model in the '40s and had a ton of old jewelry.

He went on to add, "My career advice would be to skip on the nonprofit gig and be a model, in which case I'd raise the valuation to about $500,000".

Another councilman, Zack Reed, added: "I'm hoping Cleveland will be a model in how to handle decisions like this, and that everyone will agree to be calm and not bring any harm to the citizens of this city".

The goal must be a model in which protectionism gives way to openness, the reigns of commerce pass from the few to the many, and the economy generates jobs for the young.

(He also insisted that The RAMM ELL ZEE was an "equation," not a name.) Little is known about his youth, aside from passing aspirations to study dentistry (he was good with his hands) and to be a model (in a 1980 catalogue, he is identified as Mcrammellzee).

"It was a model in a pinstripe Tom Ford suit for Gucci," he recalled.

The National Institutes are a model in another way, too.

Mrs. Glazer, 27, is a model in New York represented by the Ford/Robert Black Agency in Scottsdale, Ariz.

So it raises the question of what is a model in economics.

It all worked flawlessly and was a model in the Life Sciences for "home built" space instruments.