Sentence examples for in to design a from inspiring English sources

David Chipperfield was called in to design a robust, if less ambitious, design.

A recent report from the Humanitarian Innovation Project brought refugees in to design a project researching the economic status of different groups in Uganda.

In the '90s Mr. Childs brought him in to design a key component of the Time Warner Center at Columbus Circle: the wall of clear glass panes, suspended from cables, that hangs at the center of the building's base.

In the United States he was consulted by James B. Eads on the construction of his steel bridge over the Mississippi River at St .Louis, Missouri, and, when the first Hudson River tunnel threatened to fail, Baker was called in to design a tunneling shield that allowed work to be completed.

"My point is, why are we not producing those players now?" Another point Wotte questioned was in relation to Lennon's suggestion that managers, ex-players and youth development specialists, should be called in to design a better football template.

They were finally able to negotiate a new site called Abu Shouk and the International Committee of the Red Cross stepped in to design a new camp and provide plastic sheeting and poles so that around 30,000 people could construct basic igloo-style huts.

Then L.C. purchased land in Glendale and asked his brother-in-law to design a house, El Miradero.

The exercise I participated in was to design a product in 10 minutes to help the blind based on our five-minute experience.

Jacqueline DePasse and Patrick T Lee take a very direct and practical approach in seeking to design a model for reverse innovation in health care.

He was commissioned in late 1884 to design a monument to the burghers of Calais.

Moss's attendance added fuel to the speculation that she is in talks to design a micro-collection herself.