Sentence examples for models put out from inspiring English sources

Cadillacs will be known as cars luxurious enough to compete with Mercedes,Pontiacs as cut-price BMWs, and Buicks as quiet as models put out by the Lexus division of Toyota.The brand and visual distinctions reflect a collapse in what used to be a consensus on what a car should look like.

You don't need to spend a fortune on professional models, put out some adverts and hold auditions.

Between the forecast the model put out on Monday and the one it has now, Mr. Romney lost six percentage points, while the numbers for Mr. Santorum and Mr. Paul roughly held steady.

A tiny two-battery Surefire E2 Executive model puts out a better beam than a four-battery Mag-Lite.

These were Cree EcoSmart 10-watt models, which put out the equivalent light of 65-watt incandescents.

They were used in the deadly Boston Marathon bombings in 2013 based on a model in publications put out by Al Qaeda's affiliate in Yemen.

The majority of Scots appear to want to live in a European country with a publicly provided infrastructure and welfare state, whereas the south east of England hankers after the American model, with everything put out to tender and lots of choice.

I've been using a pair of Sonos Ones for the past couple of weeks, and it's clear they do a great job of filling a room with sound, thanks in part to Sonos' sound-shaping tech that uses a two-minute setup process involving waving your phone around to properly model the audio they put out for your space.

After they released the Pearl for T-Mobile they put out similar models for the other carriers.

"In the time it takes the competition to develop one steel car, we will put out ten models, see what people like and drop the rest," he says.

We have debated why that is and the upshot was we should put out luxury models and spend more on publicity to build up the brand.