Sentence examples for following a template from inspiring English sources
This work proposes that software documentation follow a rational process, which includes a software requirements specification following a template that is reusable, maintainable, and understandable.
Björk has done it with almost every release following a template set by the David Bowies and Kate Bushes of this world.
Tom Wolfe famously captured the greed and glamour of 1980s Manhattan by publishing The Bonfire of the Vanities in monthly instalments in Rolling Stone magazine, following a template set by Thackeray with his serialised masterpiece Vanity Fair.
For more than two decades, Seitel has been a spokesman for the Rockefeller family, and he believes that the Kochs are following a template established by John D. Rockefeller, Jr., the tycoon for whom modern corporate P.R. was invented.
General Petraeus appears to be following a template that helped him pull the Iraq war back from the cataclysmic levels of violence that engulfed the country after the American invasion.
Although some of the similarities are undeniably striking and might be attributed to following a template, the degree of sophistication in the Nativity far surpasses the other two painters, according to Ainsworth.
But "Megyn Kelly Today" is following a daytime template of escape, uplift and inspiration in which it doesn't fit.
For this purpose, Ni/Cu bilayered porous electrodes were prepared using different Ni electrodeposition times (15, 30 and 45 min) following a double template electrochemical method.
In many ways, China is following a Western template, hoping to bolster its image and influence around the world, particularly in regions rich in the natural resources.
It's still too soon to know whether John Tiffany's 2006 National Theatre of Scotland production will prove to be a game-changer in itself, but in its episodic combination of music, direct address, working-class demotic and willingness to flip between comedy and tragedy, it was following a familiar template: the one laid down by McGrath.
This tactic is not unique to Davos; we've all seen people do it at other conferences, but it is so common here, it almost feels like each person is following a mandatory template for question-asking.
