Sentence examples for conceived to make a from inspiring English sources
While originally conceived to make a substantial reduction in airplane noise, MIT-Cambridge University silent aircraft design could achieve 124 passenger-miles per gallon, almost 25percentt more than current aircraft.
Although Mr. Goldberger said that the show was "not conceived to make a particular political statement," he acknowledged that most Bush supporters would not find the exhibition to their taste.
But despite their obvious ick factor, bicycle pants were a hit, an aerodynamically engineered look conceived to make the most of a Nautilus-toned physique.
"They were conceived to make the rooms an extension of the corridor".
FOOD DUDES The latest in a line of cartoon characters conceived to make healthy eating cool.
Eerie cluster chords in the piano and astringent sustained harmonies in the strings seem conceived to make you think, "Oh, how curious," not "My, how beautiful".
Hence, New England Lyric Operetta, which Mr. Edgerton conceived, formed and hopes to make a resident company for Fairfield County.
Nor could anyone conceive of logistical support required to make a success of the operation.
When Weil first conceived of the project, she planned to make a video that showed all of the core's more than three thousand segments.
The idea that he should be asked to make a photograph conceived by someone else was offensive to his ego; in addition, there were many sorts of photographs that he had never learned to make.
