Sentence examples for fashioned for an from inspiring English sources
Although most educators inherit a physical environment fashioned for an old paradigm of learning, there is still much that can be done in the design of that space to facilitate and promote a culture of thinking.
She says that, given the direction colleges and universities are going in, faculty members have little claim to the protection of doctrines that were fashioned for an academy that holds itself aloof from real world issues, either political or mercantile.
He wants to push BP on costs, demanding that it becomes an oil major fashioned for an oil price between $50 and $100 a barrel rather than one only comfortable when oil is over $100 a barrel.
Win Willy catapulted past Old Fashioned for an emphatic two-and-a-quarter-length victory in 1 minute 44.41 seconds in the Grade II, $300,000 Rebel Stakes, turning the Kentucky Derby picture upside down.
Then there are spaced-out "wow" works, including a huge ballgown fashioned for a yellow giantess.
But the policy tools we have are blunt, fashioned for a different kind of crisis.
Is this word old fashioned for a supervisor or does it fit for what it was?
"I like fashion for an affordable price, and not everyone can afford $300 or $500 for a bag".
The idea was that the two brothers would communicate exclusively in that fashion for an entire year.
Now, says Fancy CEO Joe Einhorn, the company is poised to announce partnerships between some of the biggest names in fashion for an event around the upcoming fashion week.
