Sentence examples for he designed much from inspiring English sources

He designed much of the furniture in his house; the grounds are landscaped to his specifications.

He designed much of the furniture himself, including several pieces from a line he called "Inclassables," or unclassifiable, a name inspired by a comment from a French journalist who thought Mr. Gourvénec's furniture was unusual.

He has personally vetted and approved every floorboard and object inside, even designed much of the furniture himself when he thought there was nothing out there that quite met his exacting design standards.

Hired by Artkraft Strauss, the company that designed much of the signage in Times Square, he spent the late '50s elevated on scaffolding above the streets of New York.

His father was said to have designed much of the railway infrastructure throughout China.

And Arup's Peter Foggo, highly regarded in the profession, designed much of Broadgate.

They designed much of their own furniture, and some of these modern "classics" are still very much in demand.

The club, with its haphazard seating and people milling around, is designed much more for listening than for watching, anyway.

But it also designed much more modest works, whether to render services to friends or clients or just to pay the rent.

Sylvia Pankhurst trained at the Royal College of Art, and designed much of the visual identity – branding, really – of the WSPU (Women's Social and Political Union).

Though smaller than a corner grocer, Neighbor to Neighbor is designed much like a store, with food stocked on shelves and in refrigerators and freezers.