Sentence examples for fashioned to give from inspiring English sources

He said the proposal also could be fashioned to give Congress more oversight.

And like another science-loving Asian monarch, Emperor Hirohito of Japan, he found himself thrust into a fantastically archaic role – or rather a dual role, with an apparently modern face directed to the outside world and an ancient, sacred identity fashioned to give him spiritual authority over his people.

But Andrew strode in to snatch the game from the home side in dramatic fashion to give the Royals a well deserved success.

The reach of the internet has combined with an explosion of interest in fashion to give the catwalk new levels of mass exposure.

But of Course The resurrection of austere lines and the color black at the fall European shows last month might seem to signal an odd time for fashion to give a hug to Toulouse-Lautrec style.

And even if he didn't work for a private company, he is too steeped in the convention of making wearable fashion to give his customers anything too extreme.

In addition, the economic and policy measures should be introduced in an incremental fashion to give the air transport and consumers time to adjust to the changes.

"It meant Glamorgan needed 153 for victory and Will Bragg and Gareth Rees took the visitors to their target in accomplished fashion to give them the perfect start to the season.

The radical polymerization of St by the poly(D3) and poly(NBE) macroinitiators proceeded in the 'living' fashion to give well-defined poly(D3 -b-poly(St) anD3 -b-poly)-b-poly(St) block copolymers.

Compound 3 displays (3,5 -connected (42·6)(42·67·8) topology, where the identical 2D networks entangle in highly rare parallel fashions to give a fascinating 2D → 3,5 -connectedith polycatenation and polyrotaxane characters.

They're remixing trends and brands with a keen understanding of contemporary streetwear and fashion to give a niche audience exactly what they want.