Sentence examples for blueprints from from inspiring English sources

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.

"When I come to the shows and I make my artwork, I don't have to follow blueprints from anybody else.

These are reproduction blueprints from J. Pocker & Son, a custom framer and art print dealer, which was established in 1926.

Many directors, Elizalde said, haplessly begged him to make something scary; del Toro provided blueprints from his notebooks, and assessed maquettes like a biologist supervising a dissection.

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.

"There's a blueprint from what Leigh have done this year," says Cooke, a decade on from his three England appearances.

That "bottom up" approach is better than waiting for some constitutional blueprint from the centre, he says.