Sentence examples for last based on from inspiring English sources
Remove the state, and you would have a natural order at last, based on personal freedom.
For example, Kimberly-Clark is offering expectant mothers a "Huggies Baby Countdown" widget, which calculates how much longer their pregnancies will last based on their due dates.
The last, based on a justifiably little-remembered 2006 ITV drama, substitutes smouldering Rufus Sewell for the original's chippy Patrick Stewart as a renegade scientist-investigator, while Worst Week transplants the BBC sitcom The Worst Week of My Life.
They were further explored in Society And Puritanism In Pre-Revolutionary England (1964) and the remarkable Intellectual Origins Of The English Revolution (1965, and extensively revised 31 years later), this last based on his 1962 Ford lectures.
Roth's early work resulted in three movies, all of which he disliked: "Goodbye, Columbus" (1969), "Portnoy's Complaint" (1972), and "Battle of Blood Island" (1960), the last based on an uncollected short story.
His innovative plays include Needles and Opium (1991), The Seven Streams of the River Ota (1994), and Geometry of Miracles (1998), the last based on the lives and philosophies of the American architect Frank Lloyd Wright and the Greco-Armenian mystic George Ivanovitch Gurdjieff.
The conversation with the interviewees lasted – based on the available time resources – for 22 to 102 minutes.
"I think there will be a rush of people voting at the last minute, based on the last, best information they're able to develop," said Robert W. Mann, an industry consultant based on Long Island.
THE LAST RIDE Based on the last days of the country singer Hank Williams, Harry Thomason's film traces the friendship between a musician on his last legs (Henry Thomas) and the young driver who becomes his confidant (Jesse James).
Ashers had one last argument, based on the Human Rights Act.
Saturday night ended with a screening of Baum's 1915 film "The Last Egyptian," based on his final novel written for adults.
