Sentence examples for concept which has from inspiring English sources

(castelfalfi.co.uk) Word reaches me of a new camping "concept" which has launched in the New Forest.

"One piece of cloth is a basic concept which has always been the starting point for my designs," he says.

This may be the one celebrity-led restaurant concept which has no room for the cult of personality.

Instead, he epitomizes Donahue's team-first concept, which has turned Cornell, now closing in on its second consecutive N.C.A.A. tournament bid, into an Ivy juggernaut.

South Africa's successful hosting of the 1995 Rugby World Cup "was one of the great manifestations of 'the rainbow nation' – a concept which has sadly bitten the dust.

The thing Allfrey is proudest of is his concept, which has been deployed with an exactness the most unbending European director would admire.

Mateship is a seriously serious topic for many Australians, while others delight in taking the mickey out of a concept which has often been reduced to a cliche.

But he will try to claw back what he considers to be part of the "Russian world"—a concept which has no legal borders.

The futuristic i8 is a descendant of the former Vision concept, which has a starring role in the upcoming "Mission: Impossible" movie sequel.

It's a simple concept which has been embraced by many and now people are clamouring for UK coffee shops to introduce the scheme.

It's an enticing concept which has left audiences chewing at the bit for the release of 2017's Star Wars: Episode VIII.