Sentence examples for design line up from inspiring English sources

The design line up with the previous leak, somewhat confirming that this is, in fact, the Samsung Galaxy S III.

After critics of the design lined up to argue that the Confederate flag connotes racism and violence, the board charged with reviewing applications voted unanimously to reject the Sons' plate.

Griffin designed the lake with many geometric motifs, so that the axes of his design lined up with natural geographical landmarks in the area.

Some displays revert to a large collection of designs lined up together, (when a single piece is mediocre but a grouping looks impressive) and they don't quite sing out à la Matisse and his cut-outs, though both contain design-like elements.

This notion of design lines up with the most recent scholarship on creativity, which Scott Klemmer, cofounder and director of the Design Lab at UC San Diego, summed up as, "You need to know the things that you need to know to solve the problem.

It's been designed to line up with standard ways large companies tend to organize administrative activities, Baesman said.

"He was the person who gave me the sense that nothing great is going to happen in a city unless you can get politics, design and finance to line up together," Mr. Washburn recalled.

Aside from being poorly designed, MAP doesn't line up with state standards or district curriculum; it doesn't measure what students are actually learning in their classes; it's not an appropriate tool for assessing students or their teachers; and it wastes valuable class time.

Make sure the designs are lined up where you want them.

"And they're properly designed: you want books to line up like soldiers, all in a row".

Then measure and line up the graphic design on the dress.