Sentence examples for designs hatched from inspiring English sources
But his designs, hatched in his parents' Philadelphia attic as early 1916, were not realized until 1952.
The "artists" expound on the concepts and designs they hatched in the city and then grafted onto communities across the river through narration and improvised dialogues with modern day passers-by.
A "design plan" is hatched from observing, empathizing, and designing interactions with a given local situation, a critical alternative to top-down master plans.
Associated with the so-called Howieson's Poort occupation layers at the site, the fragments bore one of four distinct design patterns a hatched band (predominant in older deposits), a series of horizontal lines, intersecting lines (common in more recent strata), or a cross-hatching motif and came from some two dozen eggshells, several of which had holes drilled in them.
The participants of the current study were chosen based on intact group design (Hatch & Lazaraton, 1991).
Instead, use black-and-white, hatched, and cross-hatched designs for emphasis.
The renewal of the neighborhood is part of a plan called 22@Barcelona, hatched in 2001 to revitalize Poblenou as a hub of technology, innovation and design.
Earlier last fall, the Alumni Council Committee on Alumnae Initiatives hatched an idea designed to help Princeton women serve their communities: Princeton Women's Networks (PWN) in the Service of Humanity, an effort to create regional projects to benefit women and children.
But Jack Ikard, a 21-year-old student and the CEO and founder of AquaSprouts, hatched a sleek design that's user-friendly and will look nifty in your living room.
Zelonka hatched her plan.
