Sentence examples for fashioned as a from inspiring English sources

As a piece of storytelling, though, the film feels as old fashioned as a 1930s B-movie western.

The eurozone, fashioned as a deutschmark zone, was a disaster waiting to happen, and not just for its poorer members.

He wears three-piece suits and bow ties, and carries a cane with a handle fashioned as a dog's head.

"The Lovely Bones" has been fashioned as a holiday family movie about murder and grief; it's a thoroughly queasy experience.

There is also a ring in the shape of a grasshopper, and a purse fashioned as a frog.

The vacation to Yorkshire, which I had fashioned as a "Masterpiece Theater" extravaganza, with visits to numerous country houses and gardens, was no different.

It was fashioned as an open letter to Congress, saying "Don't tax our groceries".

As with the rest of the house, each room has its own collection of flea-market finds, vintage posters and antique mirrors, and most have their own garden; one with a marmalade orange and lemon tree, another with the original water cistern re-fashioned as a seating area with a fire pit.

She stripped off the trousers and was allowed to walk into the restaurant in only the jacket, re-fashioned as a mini dress.

"We fashioned Path as a journal, a path through life.

Fashioning Betty Boop as a mascara spokeswoman presented a fundamental challenge.