Sentence examples similar to completed blueprint from inspiring English sources

Students in James Bowers' drafting class are completing blueprints for the sail ship while Pandolfi's machine shop classes begin manufacturing the craft's machine-made and sheet metal parts.

A complete blueprint could provide new targets for developing drugs and vaccines.

The Dumbarton Oaks proposals (Proposals for the Establishment of a General International Organization) did not furnish a complete blueprint for the United Nations.

The chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee was James Eastland, of Mississippi, a man who called the bill a "complete blueprint for a totalitarian state".

With less panache, Andrew Lansley unveiled a complete blueprint for a rewiring of the NHS with such haste that it soon had to be rewired itself.

The complete blueprint of the bacteria's DNA is detailed in the February issue of the Journal of Bacteriology and may hold new clues to stemming its spread.

Scientists have taken advantage of the lamprey's simplicity--its neurons number in the thousands, while humans have billions--to produce the first complete blueprint of a vertebrate motor system.

But your child is an individual with a complete blueprint of potential that has nothing to do with you.

To turn that vision of what you think could be done into a strategic and complete blueprint".

Islam can perhaps best be understood -- in contrast to religious life in the modern West -- as a complete "blueprint for life".

He creates his work from a concept rather than having a complete blueprint and this sense of excitement, wonder, and discovery in the making process is passed on to the viewer.