In Townsend, Theo Walcott, Oxlade-Chamberlain, Danny Welbeck and Daniel Sturridge there is something of a template.
It is the former depiction, however, that has become something of a template for film-makers since.
With its paper placemats, modest prices and potted plastic palms, the Mango Café has the look and feel of a template for a franchise.
Now it's something to be proud of, a template for what food festivals can do for a community and for how to do it.
It was something of a template for Hynes's Lightspeed Champion incarnation: lo-fi, scratchy recordings of restrained, often somewhat forlorn pop songs.
The problem for Mr. Obama, analysts said, is that Libya is not much of a template for other conflicts.
France's democratic model differs from America's and Britain's in that it rejects the notion of multiculturalism, in the sense of a template allowing the state to differentiate between citizens according to their religious or cultural backgrounds.
He can draw on the fact he got a fantastic hundred at Headingley and he got a bit of a template of how he can play at this level.
In the Wooster production a video of Burton's version is projected on a large screen on the back wall, presenting a ghostly image that provides something of a template for the company members to mimic.
Resources are the unchangeable part of a template.
This makes the extraction of a template non-straightforward.
