Sentence examples for fashioned on from inspiring English sources

The Washington Redskins' dining room is one floor beneath the locker room, fashioned on a basketball court with tables and chairs and the aroma of the afternoon's fixings.

The Maltese parliament consists of a unicameral House of Representatives and is fashioned on the British model.

There is considerable evidence, however, that it was fashioned on the Balilla and Avanguardisti youth organisations of fascist Italy.

Still, the Liberty once had a 5-2 lead, fashioned on Whitmore's jumper and free throw and Robinson's follow shot.

Fornaroli's goals were fashioned on the left and the right flanks, and finished by head and foot.

Nike was born here, with running shoes fashioned on a waffle iron by the legendary coach Bill Bowerman.

Mr. Russ emphasized that Twitter-mining is unlikely to replace the kind of old-fashioned, on-the-ground word hunting that produced the Dictionary of American Regional English.

He has minimal N.F.L. experience (defensive assistant for the Bears '96-'98), but indications are that he's garnered respect by instilling a sense of old-fashioned on-and off-field discipline in this young team.

Mitchell said his newspaper's targeting of the previous Labor government's economic stimulus schemes, such as the roof insulation program, was not "ideologically focused" but was "old-fashioned, on-the-ground reporting".

It seems perfectly to sum up the part-scholar, part-man of action in the field that makes up the somewhat old-fashioned on-screen persona of military historian Richard Holmes.

In fashion, putting on two pounds is a taboo".