Sentence examples for models would take from inspiring English sources

If designers and models would take Audrey Hepburn and Givenchy as an example, we would be much, much better off.

The idiotic language of role models would take hold and grow like a creeper to try to stifle the life out of art and reduce it to sociology.

Some dealers expressed concern that the campaign to sell slow-moving 1986 models would take away from sales of 1987 models.

There have been snarks that the magazine is simply afraid that plus-sized models would take up too much page space in a regular issue, crowding the smaller ones that usually feature right out.

In December, J. P. Morgan sharply downgraded its electric-adoption forecast, projecting that plug-in models would take just 4.5 percent of the global market by 2025, down from the previous estimate of 8.6 percent.

With hindsight, it is obvious that those who expected that Iraq would be a cakewalk or that fancy computer models would take the risk out of finance were blinded by optimism.

For less-developed countries, neither the linear model of technology nor an "inverted linear model" would take place: a more interactive approach is necessary for development.

Musk said Thursday the car would be sold via Tesla's "super simple new order page," which estimated that delivery for the mid-range model would take six to 10 weeks.

"That model would take place if we don't make a deal, most likely.

A demonstration model would take up to four years to complete, he said.

The model would take the temperature distribution along the vertical direction of the bridge section into consideration.