Sentence examples for man has designed from inspiring English sources
A Derby man has designed a traditional poppy symbol to recognise the 200,000 Sikhs who were killed or injured in the two World Wars.
A Marion, Ohio, man has designed what he believes is a desk uniquely suited to protect students from intruders.
For centuries man has designed and built wondrous, awe inspiring monuments which cast shadows over mediocrity and survive as testament to their hard work.
In If Gargoyles Could Talk by longtime university archivist William E. King '61, A.M. '63, Ph.D. '70, now retired, the story lived on as a bit of urban legend, pointing up the irony of the situation itself: A black man had designed a university he could never attend.
In the same way that men have designed their own passage into adulthood and are not diminished by their age — quite the opposite — women have to learn that, too.
The club's management, with Sabatini and Enrique as the point men, has designs on changing the nature of Italian's soccer's reputation for a defensive style by transporting Barcelona's ball-possession style to Rome.
In tribute to the man they omitted, the curator has designed an exhibition celebrating the language of Bill Auld's poetic craft and daily existence: Esperanto.
These were strange words from a man who, with his wife, has designed a line of avant-garde furniture, Searstyle, based on vernacular elements of the suburban home, like winged bed-rest cushions and a line of china constructed from disowned dishes that they found at the Salvation Army and glued into ornate compotes.
"I just had to meet the man that had designed those buildings". In Lambeth she joined the research and development department, just as a new government policy was introduced to encourage modular construction.
Not long ago, I wrote a story about a man who had designed a million-dollar bathroom for an airplane owned by a Russian billionaire.
But Capelli still finished a superb second - a glory day for the tiny team and for the man who had designed the car.
