Sentence examples for had a structure from inspiring English sources
"Everything had a structure," Salgado said.
In Russia you had a structure that was never designed to function in a market economy.
"Once we had a structure involved, there was no way to save it".
He told The Independent how the balls had a structure similar to traditional white weddings, with formal dinners, speeches, vows and dancing.
He had a structure he wanted to employ: events told from several points of view and not in chronological order, so that the audience only fully discovers the truth at the end.
But by the 1970s it was known that the lethal chemical, first called qinghaosu and now artemisinin, had a structure never seen before in nature: In chemical terms, it is a sesquiterpene lactone with a peroxide bridge.
And the week, too, has a structure.
"I didn't have a structure around me.
Having a structure to what you are doing is important.
" 'The Clock' has a structure that I had to adapt to," he said.
