Sentence examples for rare plan from inspiring English sources

The current show is installed chronologically, beginning with a pair of rare plan drawings and some photographs of the Aluminaire House (1931), designed by A. Lawrence Kocher and Albert Frey.

You can also see an extraordinarily rare plan for the court and kitchen of Winchester College from 1394, "the earliest pre-1500 drawing of an English building in existence," we are told, preserved only because it was used in the binding of a list of student diners from 1415 (which seems to bear six-century-old stains of food and drink).

Astronauts making a rare, hastily planned spacewalk replaced a pump outside the International Space Station on Saturday in the hope of plugging a serious ammonia leak.

Similarly, as presented in Figure 5, the PreK-3 level resources are mainly comprised of individual activities, with rare lesson plans and even fewer curricula.

Rare also planned to include an additional game mode as well as more worlds to the game's current content, but time constraints dictated otherwise.

This complication is extremely rare: accurate planning of the flap and choice of the perforator help preventing it.

The models were partially validated and used for planning of rare plant conservation and highway construction.

He found the rare 1811 commissioners' plan of Manhattan, one of 12 surviving plans for New York's streets.

"It's rare that a plan doesn't pay revenue-sharing," said Dan Solin, of Index Fund Advisors in Bonita Springs, Fla., the author of "The Smartest Portfolio You'll Ever Own" (Penguin, 2011).

At an extraordinary shareholders meeting, SAP received approval for the plan, rare in Germany, after more than 30 top United States executives and managers left last year for a rival, Siebel Systems Inc.

Tony Kaye, the director of "American History X," had been filming the rare event, a plan hatched by Brando, to make "Lying for a Living" into an instructional DVD video to be sold through marlonbrando.com this spring.