Sentence examples for models and set from inspiring English sources

Then one day he picked up one of his models and set it spinning.

Under federal law, they must replace the state's pull-lever machines with electronic models and set up a uniform database of all registered voters, among other things.

On everything from futuristic concept cars to 2004 models on dealers' lots now, once lowly lights have been turned into design points, helping to differentiate models and set cars apart in terms of technology -- and image.

"You must have a bicycle," declared my friend Wendy Artin, a longtime Romana and a painter who travels by bicycle to do her shopping, meet her models and set up her drawing board in front of the ruins and crumbs of antiquity.

"I hope that by bringing the matter to Parliament we will be able to encourage a healthier, happier workplace for models and set better examples for the younger generations who are being bombarded with images in magazines and online which reinforce the idea that beauty is defined by size," she said.

It was recommended that policymakers need to encourage schools to bring in role models and set up games and competitions.

In these densely illustrated pages, Sanders proposes that there have been two New Yorks throughout the twentieth century the real city where we live, and a dream, or movie, city, made up of images and models and sets and mattes.

The group changed hip-hop and music at large, shaking a system of worn-out archetypes, industry customs, and economic models, and setting up the only template that's mattered since.

RERF findings have played an important role in developing radiation exposure models and setting international standards, says Michael Fry, a retired radiation scientist in Indianapolis, Indiana.

In addition, models and sets were "dirtied down" with powder paint or pencil lead to create a used appearance.

He got himself two hundred dollars worth of paint, a model, and set to work.