Sentence examples for blueprint from from inspiring English sources
It is a scene out of Bosch, not a blueprint from an industrial factory.
This week's blueprint from the OECD is a good start (see article).
The plan is a follow-up to a similar blueprint from No Labels for making Congress work better.
He waits for a larger blueprint from the military that would make new troop rotations more predictable.
That "bottom up" approach is better than waiting for some constitutional blueprint from the centre, he says.
"There's a blueprint from what Leigh have done this year," says Cooke, a decade on from his three England appearances.
Another engineer, Mark Muir, fetched some tattered blueprints from the basement.
One was the permission to design a vacuum cleaner, with the aid of blueprints from the internet.
On the weekends, she'd clear off the kitchen table and unfurl dusty blueprints from her college days.
These are reproduction blueprints from J. Pocker & Son, a custom framer and art print dealer, which was established in 1926.
Tehran also obtained nuclear blueprints from the network of Pakistani scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan, and so already had workable blueprints against which to compare the designs obtained from the CIA.
