Sentence examples for from the blueprints of from inspiring English sources

The location has been brilliantly chosen, as though the architects took a leaf from the blueprints of the Taj Mahal.

Mr. Gerson is hoping to build something different, even as he borrows from the blueprints of Mr. Griffin and Mr. Robertson, according to several people with knowledge of the firm.

In the early 1980s Pakistan acquired from China the blueprints of a nuclear weapon that used a uranium implosion design that the Chinese had successfully tested in 1966.

Ironic, intractable, angry and culpably plain, Jane stood stubbornly apart from the blueprint of Victorian femininity.

That's one of the few occasions when Mr. Jones's book departs from the blueprint of the movie, but its attempts to translate the comic episodes from the original are rarely more successful.

But the low assist numbers do not necessarily indicate a detour from the blueprint of Walton's free-flowing offense. .

The shapes are geometric openings in the structure... …designed from the blueprint of Esocoff's own patterned movements.

Germany has remained opposed to aiding Greece with bilateral loans, dampening expectations that Thursday's summit would lead to a clear decision from leaders on the blueprints of an aid package.

The blueprints of those buildings survive.

Their examination was necessarily a desk study conducted from the design blueprints of the individual buildings that no longer existed.

Scientists have long suspected that if a retrovirus happens to infect a human sperm cell or egg, which is rare, and if that embryo survives — which is rarer still — the retrovirus could take its place in the blueprint of our species, passed from mother to child, and from one generation to the next, much like a gene for eye color or asthma.