Sentence examples for out of blueprint from inspiring English sources
On the way to Vauban, he shows us two of his projects - the school gymnasium next to Santa Maria Magdalena Church, built partly underground using timber and glass (but no steel), its barrel-shaped roof planted with grass; and a private development on the western fringes of Rieselfeld that includes a sun-filled, minimalist eco-flat straight out of Blueprint or World of Interiors.
I reached out to Matthew Owchar of Blueprint Events, a veteran of the scene and unparalleled tastemaker, for a history lesson.
The child of immigrant parents and a broken home, Lear said that at the age of 12 he had worked out a blueprint of his life, based upon profiting by inventing what people wanted.
Monsignor Ferry's job is to lay out a blueprint of the event.
Downing Street said Mr Cameron would use the speech to set out his "blueprint" of how to achieve this.
The EPs Tape One and Tape Two followed, staking out a blueprint of what the band described as "white boy beats, black boy rhythm".
Overseeing it all will be a Council for Financial Stability, chaired by the chancellor himself.Mr Darling's long-awaited white paper sets out a blueprint of sorts for how the current regulatory system might be adapted to more perilous times.
On his final visit to the United Nations General Assembly as president, Mr. Obama had hoped to summarize his diplomatic accomplishments and to lay out a blueprint of how to handle future crises overseas.
A ruling in the N.F.L. case could affect the N.B.A. "I think in some ways they are laying out the blueprint of what the N.B.A. and the N.B.A. players association might go through," said Gabe Feldman, the director of sports law at Tulane, who is following labor talks in both leagues.
They prefer to lay out a blueprint of opportunities, technologies, companies, and trends that may build successful businesses and strengthen economies.
As Simon Johnson of MIT points out, a blueprint for a way forward would be to follow the lead of --Elizabeth Warren, interim director of the consumer protection agency.
