Sentence examples for implements from a from inspiring English sources

Stone implements from a third site in Lantian may be contemporary with the fossils.

The physician-sherpa should be a partner on the journey, not simply a medical operative, extracting formulaic rules and implements from a toolbox.

The Norfolk footprints are the first direct evidence of people at the most northerly edge of habitation in Europe, otherwise known only from fossilised animal bones and flint implements from a site nearby.

Picasso began with delicately accurate sketches of her, then in the next few months experimentally racked and twisted her body, finally remaking her in folded metal or casting her in bronze as his Woman With a Key, a statue originally pieced together from fire-clay bricks and other implements from a potter's kiln.

Wearing surgical gloves and acting, the program said, as the "guide," Ms. Parkins handed various implements — from a bundle of horsehair to a glass shard — to Shayna Dunkelman, the "researcher," who used them on the harp, eliciting a variety of sounds alternately harsh, whispery and liquid.

But the Ultimate Attach comprises a full 22 implements, from a 12-inch cooks knife to aspic knives to a melon baller.

Modern male athletes throw a 2-kg (4.4-pound) platelike implement from a 2.5-metre (8.2-foot) circle.

It is also simple to implement, from a rule-chart mode to an intelligent on-line adaptive control mode.

Budget constraints often force firms to select engineering projects to be implemented from a larger set of alternatives.

Eliminating subsidies is perhaps the simplest strategy, but is the most difficult to implement from a social and political perspective.

"For instance, if the apprenticeship strategy or the plan to build 200,000 homes a year by the end of the parliament is not implemented from a very early stage, we will not meet these targets.