Trump could have been talking about the time necessary to implement a new health care plan, rather than simply pass the blueprint through Congress.
He sold silencer blueprints through advertisements in the backs of handgun magazines he still carries in his briefcase.
The result, "Taking Stock: A Spiritual Guide to Rising Above Life's Financial Ups and Downs" (Amacom), which was published in October, is chock-full of anecdotes and parables and quotes -- some autobiographical, some biblical, some literary -- that together form a blueprint for getting through the stages of grief.
What emerges is a kind of dynamic blueprint that threads through the band's history, regardless of the period (touring, studio, early, splintering, the end) and almost in spite of the differences in song writing and production.
There's no blueprint for sifting through the aftermath of a massive defeat.
Either refer to the blueprint or walk through the home and evaluate which areas cannot be compromised.
Without any grave marker or historical plaque to raise questions, developers moved their blueprints through city channels, pleading ignorance about the colorful name attached to the two oceanfront acres.
The Paleyite argument, which is the obverse of Richard Dawkins's, says that by discovering the plan (blueprint) of the world, through scientific methods, we can infer the existence of a planner, and go some way to deducing his plan (purpose) for the world.
Design principles are explained through a blueprint of the system and process.
The 27 states have ratified the EU blueprint, the Czech parliament having voted it through in May.
