Sentence examples similar to designers entry from inspiring English sources

In the end, two designers' entries were chosen.

Almost absent is conflict, except for a cursory account of recessionary speed bumps, the loss of clients after the Bernie Madoff scandal and the frustration of designers denied entry into the collections.

The a posteriori arguments in natural theology that are referred to as "teleological" claim that the natural world displays some sort of purposive or end-directed design, and that this licenses the conclusion that the natural world has some sort of very powerful and intelligent designer (see entry on teleological arguments for God's existence).

The uniform was chosen by way of a competition in which five Bhutanese fashion designers submitted entries, with the winner receiving a BTN 75,000 prize.

The same tool would also enable designers to assign entry competencies to modules in order to notify learners who would not have the capacity to start a module and to recommend preparatory activities in this case.

Like many first-generation Southampton residents, Lisa Jackson, 43, an interior designer, made her entry into local society by joining the board of the Southampton Fresh Air Home, a summer camp for disabled children.

Designers of the keyless entry systems say that is possible, but only in rare circumstances.

I soon began to employ a network of virtual assistants, data entry specialists, designers, transcriptionists and even a personal chef, from Boston to Bangalore.

Databases are designed with multiple stakeholders in mind the database designers, the curators and data entry teams, small-scale analysts, large-scale analysts and people using visual analysis of pathway maps, all have different requirements, and some of the issues we discuss here are a product of compromise among the competing demands of these stakeholders [ 46].

23 (new entry) Henry Holland Fashion designer Holland has gone from strength to strength since founding his label with a small collection of printed T-shirts in 2007.

Ms. Wiener put out an open call for nominations, and a nine-member jury of architects, historians, critics, curators and designers whittled the 150 entries down to 30.