Sentence examples for make the outline of from inspiring English sources

Don't name names, but make the outline of the "hypothetical" problem clear.

"Just seeing the wreck and trying to make the outline of it felt so much like Ground Zero," said Chief Joseph Pfeifer of the Fire Department's First Battalion.

If you head on to the Hambleton Drove Road there is a dale whose contours on a map make the outline of a shark … well they do to me!

Two of her images begin with drawings of herself in the nude and add emblematic objects like shells, a sunburst, a Mexican ceramic animal, a goblet turned upside down to make the outline of a full-skirted dress that does not obscure her naked body.

The individual pixelated pictures have been interpolated (smoothed) to make the outline of the comet easier to understand.

A group of mountain-bike riders, including our very own Cathy Killick, followed a narrow track around a field above Oxenhope last week to make the outline of "The Leap", one of 12 pieces of land art in the Fields of Vision project.

Perhaps the only thing that could be said for certain was that fans would prefer to see the referee perform some sort of VAR routine, making the outline of a television set and going off to check the monitor.

What's more, they added markers for the four categories pointing to themselves if the category were "person" or making the outline of a house if the category were "location," for example—and they stopped repeating gestures, the researchers reported last month at the Evolution of Language conference in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Marshall heard the gossip during her Harvard years; Millier's biography, published in 1993, makes the outlines of the relationship clear.

Henceforth membership of the euro would be regarded as just another transient system of fixed exchange rates.Though there are still difficult compromises to be made, the outlines of a deal are coming into focus (even if claims by the Greek government that one was being drafted this week were promptly denied by European officials).

Then the pilot opens up the throttle of the little Cessna and we shoot up into the clear Waterberg air, and as we gain height I can make out the outline of the old farm fields, circles where rotary irrigation pipes had revolved, and the shapes of the old homesteads, and the lines where fences once separated domestic animals from wild.