Sentence examples for great blueprint from inspiring English sources

"It's a great blueprint," he added.

But the report, said Dr. Collins, is "a great blueprint for getting started".

Moshi has been a great blueprint for that, but it's not straightforward.

Strong eyeliner game, but as a romanticisation of eternal unfulfilment and dysfunctional relationships, not a great blueprint for life.

It is a great blueprint for the sort of project that could work in other male-dominated sectors such as politics and finance.

I think it is a great blueprint for everything that he has promised," said Verret, a former Republican congressional staffer.

So not the greatest blueprint in history.

As if still beguiled by Cameron's affable rose garden manner, Clegg has colluded with the great Conservative blueprint for dismantling the state, outsourcing every service and withering welfare.

So in his first post-election speech, the chancellor has set out plans for English cities to have greater powers over housing, transport, planning and policing - making Greater Manchester a blueprint for other large urban centres.

And we see a suite of products, vessels for selling ads, not the start of a greater endeavor: a blueprint for connecting humanity in the 21st century.

But the blueprint of "great passing dome/warm weather team losing on the road in the playoffs" still applies to New Orleans, and a tough road opponent in San Francisco may do the trick.