Sentence examples for fashioned as an from inspiring English sources

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

Senator Tom Harkin, a Democrat of Iowa, has since introduced a similar plan fashioned as an emergency spending bill.

This jazzy bauble, drawn from the play of the same name by Langston Hughes, has been fashioned as an uptown "Guys and Dolls".

What he has managed to make of them is rather like a once-removed version of one of Alan Bennett's blissful "Talking Heads" monologues of lonely lives, fashioned as an epistolary detective story.

"Minute Jack," a mixed-media object fashioned as an hour-glass, uses Pollock's fatal automobile crash on the nearby road as its subject and includes the initials of the car's three occupants and a suggestion of dripping blood.

Set against the pitiless backdrop of 19th-century Wallachia, shot in crisp 35mm black and white, the film is impressively fashioned as an eastern European western with no easy ride into the sunset.

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.

Fashioned as a pavilion with a surrounding colonnade, its walls are hung with the frieze panels still in Greek hands.

The Woman's Club provided a gourmet cake fashioned as a frosted torso in 1911 dress.

It is fashioned as a slopping roof to drain off water.