Sentence examples for designing much of from inspiring English sources
The boss proved him wrong, personally designing much of the solar factory from scratch.
Mr. Ivester is credited with designing much of the system that enabled that growth, including the consolidation of bottlers around the world.
"The Internet was designed without any contemplation of national boundaries," said Vinton Cerf, a senior vice president of WorldCom who is credited with designing much of the Internet's structure.
Bird was innovative in the field of the medical use of electricity, designing much of his own equipment.
His father was said to have designed much of the railway infrastructure throughout China.
And Arup's Peter Foggo, highly regarded in the profession, designed much of Broadgate.
He designed much of the furniture in his house; the grounds are landscaped to his specifications.
They designed much of their own furniture, and some of these modern "classics" are still very much in demand.
An Iraq combat veteran who helped design much of the military's doctrine for using unmanned drones also has qualms.
Hired by Artkraft Strauss, the company that designed much of the signage in Times Square, he spent the late '50s elevated on scaffolding above the streets of New York.
Sylvia Pankhurst trained at the Royal College of Art, and designed much of the visual identity – branding, really – of the WSPU (Women's Social and Political Union).
