Sentence examples for styles think from inspiring English sources

The first approach tended toward metallic, geometric, quasi-robotic styles: think Pierre Cardin's space suits of the nineteen-sixties, inspired by the first moon landing.

Good timing will bring an encounter with local regulars like Kings in Disguise, one of the longest running bands, whose original blend of rock and country styles (think Fender and fiddle) seems at times ready to singe the varnished wood that gives the room its authentic fake old log-cabin atmosphere.

The service will offer these customers a variety of templates to choose from, various layout styles (think 2-column, 3-column, etc).

Piper, while eager to share his story, was particularly animated when announcing his upcoming collaboration with cult beer brewery Bokkereyder who focuses on Belgian lambic styles (think wild, natural yeast fermentation).

MacLeod Ale Brewing Company is dedicated to brewing classic British styles — think low-alcohol pale ales, malty Scotch ales, and English-style bitters — and to serving the brews direct from the casks where they are naturally carbonated.

The number of practitioners recruited was based on practical considerations of having representation of each of the CAM disciplines in the study, and a range of practice styles thought to likely achieve saturation of feedback themes.

If you're thinking of giving your self the same hair style, think first.

But could style – think of James Joyce – make books inaccessible?

But if you think young Miliband (E) is developing a witty, off-the-cuff parliamentary style, think again.

To imagine the style, think of the interior in a Vermeer painting.

To picture his style, think of Mad magazine in the heyday of Will Elder and Harvey Kurtzman but without any sense of humor.