Sentence examples for might be fashioned from inspiring English sources

Then Roth's estate asked him whether a novel might be fashioned.

Jian's letter is one of a bundle of documents that has reached Jonathan Barker, a British publisher, who handed them on to a young translator, Iona Kirkpatrick, in the hope that a book might be fashioned from this mysterious collection of personal papers.

It's a vampire romance about a centuries-old couple (played by Tilda Swinton and Tom Hiddleston) who have had ample time to accrue all the erudition in the world, from the music of 17th-century English composer William Lawes to the different timbers that a wooden bullet might be fashioned from.

Sir Paul Smith might be fashion's biggest cycling fan.

Schuman, Scott Of the pioneering style blog The Sartorialist, which celebrates its sixth anniversary this week, might be fashion's first $1 million a year blogger.

It might be fashion week in New York City, but the most adorable knitwear collection in the world may have just been unveiled in a Reykjavík basement.

In the Islamic world around the turn of the first millennium, your device might have been fashioned of tar or liquid lead.

With its abundance of dark wood paneling, overstuffed leather couches and portraits of stern-faced white men, it looks as if it might have been fashioned after a handbook conception of an important university library.

A match that had started in dank overcast conditions with a Cook duck, and South Africa clambering in, finished in hot Durban sunshine with Moeen ripping the ball on the sort of gripping dusty surface that might have been fashioned to remind the city's Indian population of their roots.

Greil Marcus settles on a definition that might have been fashioned by the singer himself: that to "get" the yarragh, "you may need a sense of the song as a thing in itself, with its own brain, heart, lungs, tongue and ears".

Such engaged, oppositional pop might be old fashioned, even dead.