Even Mrs. Warren's long self-explanatory speeches are a pleasure, because you see in them the blueprint from which Ms. Jones has built her character.
They also have a blueprint from which to work: the list of interim provisions that Thomas Penfield Jackson, Judge Kollar-Kotelly's predecessor, had ordered last June pending a break-up.In this section Legend in the making Making it pay A grim flight The joy of text Not off the hook Correction Turning over a new leaf?
Now, the most primitive tyrannosauroid yet discovered has revealed the basic blueprint from which Tyrannosaurus rex and its kin evolved.
A TMF NGOSS program is briefly described and characterized as a blueprint from which the DEN-ng (Directory Enabled Networks new generation) policy model was built.
However, he points out, mtDNA is a small and unusual component of our genetic blueprint, from which only limited conclusions can be drawn.
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She put together the white paper last November 2008, [the] 87-page document which became the basis, the foundation, the blueprint from which almost all health care measures in all bills on both sides of the aisle came.
He believed that the album's lyrics were a transatlantic message aimed directly at him, which, combined with certain Bible verses, outlined a blueprint for an Armageddon from which he would deliver all mankind.
On his arrival at AP Films, Trim's first duty was to convert Meddings' three-dimensional concepts into technical blueprints and side-view elevations, from which the company Master Models of Middlesex built scale models of the six major vehicles.
Thibodeau views himself as a product of his experiences, an amalgam of the coaches from which he developed his own blueprint.
