Sentence examples for making a conventional from inspiring English sources

But making a conventional Schottky device this small is hard.

She says she wasn't interested in Maccarone making a conventional documentary.

And Mailer has never shown the least interest in making a conventional arrangement of his work.

In terms of making a conventional name, Chris's modesty and readiness to share information was not always in his best interest but won him a host of devoted friends.

He failed to give a clear explanation as to why the team, which was sent to Benghazi to make contact with the opposition, landed by helicopter at night, instead of making a conventional daytime appointment.

But according to studies cited by the pharmaceutical industry's own trade association, the average research-and-development costs of producing a biologic — $1.2 billion — are about the same as those of making a conventional drug — $1.318 billion.

With at least 5-5 in the unbid suits, you make a conventional no-trump overcall.

Someone who makes a conventional telephone call from the United States to, say, Kazakhstan, is not told the charges.

The amount is then debited from your account as though you had made a conventional card purchase.

In 1979, though, the need to make a conventional war movie left little room for such nuances.

From his home in Denmark, Leth says it was never his intention to make a conventional documentary on Haiti.