Sentence examples for blue prints from inspiring English sources

The opening outfits consisted of snug tweed and Prince of Wales jackets with flaring skirts in vivid orange or blue prints.

In works such as A Modern Utopia (1905), Men Like Gods (1923), The Open Conspiracy: Blue Prints for a World Revolution (1928), and The Shape of Things to Come (1933), he foresaw a rationalized, technocratic society.

Like hundreds of others, he wore one of the blue prints emblazoned with a serene-looking Achebe, red cap atop his head, bearing the message: "The literary icon lives on".

So the famous companies of first-class actors, designers and directors that Sir John formed and acted with in his historic seasons in the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s became inspirational blue prints for ensembles like the Royal Shakespeare and National Theatre companies years later.

Construction workers on rooftops are viewing up-to-date digital blue prints from the main office.

End users can web conference, grab CAD software, access blue prints, invoice customers, and pull up a new CRM app in minutes.

But I did read the book, eventually, which felt like a blue print for the film.

I bought mine, in a blue print designed by Celia Birtwell, at Uniqlo ($29.90).

It's a pretty eyelet with embroidery and a small blue print.

In the long term, this blue print will most likely unravel.

"I believe businesses don't grow or develop in terms of a blue print.