Sentence examples for being fashioned for from inspiring English sources

Since definitions are still being fashioned for this appealing word I turned to two authors for further enlightenment.

"He was being fashioned for the pop machine and he said: 'No, I'm not doing it.' I'm a generation older than Kurt Cobain but I could relate to what he was saying regarding the manufacture of pop".

Universal health coverage (UHC) – universal access to needed health services without financial hardship in paying for them (1) – has become the rallying cry for many in the global health community as the end of the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) programme approaches and a new agenda is being fashioned for 2015 and beyond.

Devices to improve their balance have been fashioned for them.

So far, no comparable high-tech tool has been fashioned for his hunt for the sniper.

On a stone ledge, a dozen or more mannequin heads had been lined up, each wearing one of the extravagant headpieces that had been fashioned for the show.

Although the oculi were the most popular symbols used by early sailors, some figureheads were fashioned for the purpose of terrorizing less-civilized tribes.

A new spaceport costing half a billion euros has been fashioned for the rocket in French Guiana's jungle landscape.

Many of said techniques were originally designed for ligand derived pharmacophore screens, but have subsequently been fashioned for application within structure-based virtual screening (SVS).

A superior corneoscleral incision was fashioned for implantation of the IOL.

"What a biography they're fashioning for our red-haired friend!" she said.