Sentence examples for everyday models from inspiring English sources

Included are examples of Saab's everyday models, like a bright red and finned 95 station wagon from 1959 and a pearl-white 900 convertible from 1983, a big success for the company at the time.

This was pioneered jointly with Carbo Tech, an Austrian firm that specialises in composites.Like many technologies pioneered by motor sport, carbon fibre is now trickling down from supercars into more everyday models.

Included in the auction are examples of Saab's everyday models, like a bright red 95 station wagon with fins from 1959 and a pearl-white 900 convertible from 1983, a big success for the company at the time.

(The everyday models will arrive in showrooms in the fourth quarter of the year, at prices to be disclosed closer to their sale dates).

Two new teams, one in the American League and one in the National League, would allow Interleague Play games to be played in certain periods over the season rather than the less popular everyday model recently put in place.

Our everyday intuitive models of higher human activity are quite incomplete, and many notions in our informal explanations do not tolerate close examination.

If you're a fan of simple everyday breads, models such as the Kenwood MB260 and BM450 are perfect for making savoury loaves, as well as white, wholewheat, French or gluten-free breads, and cakes too.

This Java RI and various command-line and GUI applications that depend on it have been successfully employed in facilitating everyday QSAR modeling work.

"And having a regular, everyday catalog model these days — especially for [an advertising] campaign — just doesn't garner the same kind of media attention as these young [boys and] girls do".

These activities can be done in coordination with teachers to support their work because, apart from the children's own families, teachers are the closest everyday role model for teens and pre-teens.

Mr. Rockwell likely used thousands of everyday people as models while living and working here and in Stockbridge, Mass., said Laurie Norton Moffatt, curator of the Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, where Mr. Rockwell moved in the 1950s.