Sentence examples for sweet concept from inspiring English sources

The SWEET concept is a joint effort between the Technical University of Munich, the German Space Operations Center and the African Steering Committee of the IAF.

We also see Goku goofing around and prepping to kick some three-dimensional ass, and there are some really sweet concept illustrations available on their website.

Asked by Vogue about his admiration for Larry Kramer, Murphy said that he identified with "that sweet, necessary concept of protest and anarchy".

(On Mr. Guy's last album, "Sweet Tea," a concept album in which he played the raw music of the Mississippi hill country, he sang a lugubrious song called "Done Got Old").

Carney nails that "happy sad" sweet spot, a concept that Conor learns about from the wise-beyond-her-years Raphina.

She's sweet and the concept comes from a good place, but I can't help but feel a bit anxious wandering around the home, which is insanely cluttered and only marginally cleaner than something you might see on an episode of Hoarders.

Off the top of my head, I can think about a few uses for 3D in a single-player, small-screen device, but I'm guessing that there are developers out there covering whiteboard after whiteboard with sweet handheld 3D concepts.

The term mast – meaning fruit of the forest trees, such as acorns - is principally used to denote abundant harvests for oak, beech and sweet chestnuts, but the concept is often extended to include especially-fruity yields for other trees and shrubs.

How real is the concept of "home sweet home" as a refuge from the storms of the world?

Dinner, on Friday and Saturday evenings only, is BYO. 1 Winchester St, NG5 4AH; 07514 625697; kiosksherwood.co.uk Aubrey's Traditional Creperie, Nottingham The concept is simple – sweet crepes and savoury galettes – and the fillings are just the right side of inventive (salami, raclette and chilli relish or homemade salted caramel sauce, made with Brittany salted butter).

Smith said Apple's adoption of the concept hits a "sweet spot" between innovation and user safety.