Sentence examples for outlines of what from inspiring English sources

The broad outlines of what happened next are well known.

But the broad outlines of what lies ahead are clear.

The picturesque setting aside, the outlines of what went wrong here are all too familiar.

Explain that storyboards are visual outlines of what their announcement will look like, including dialogue.

Yet clearly, something is being lost when many tequilas seem to be faded chalk outlines of what they could be.

The broad outlines of what happened at Columbine High School in Colorado one decade ago are well known.

The public, thus, could not even guess at the outlines of what other matters the authorities did not wish to be known.

Soon, Mr. Paterno had testified before a grand jury, and the rough outlines of what would become a giant scandal had been published in a local newspaper.

One sees the frightening outlines of what will become Glück's preoccupations, but they're awkwardly clothed in borrowed techniques, like ghosts muffled in L. L. Bean jackets.

It might seem so, from the broad outlines of what he did in 2003 when a CT scan and other tests found a cancerous tumor in his pancreas.

And now? "As you get older in any job, the patterns become more clear, the outlines of what you're routine-ising as an adult.