Sentence examples for templates for them from inspiring English sources

The voices of noncelebrities will not command high prices, since there is a large number of people who could supply the voice templates for them.

Over the centuries Cicero and Catiline have hovered in the background of these and other political debates, and have sometimes provided an explicit template for them.

For me the great revelation of "Matisse Picasso" was seeing Picasso's 1930 "Acrobat" and realizing that, two decades before Matisse created his cutouts of "Acrobats" and "Blue Nudes," the Spaniard issued a template for them.

Stephen Lewis, chief economist at Monument Securities said: "The Mediterranean nations' economies almost certainly diverge too far from the German template for them to sustain the fiscal discipline that the new arrangements would demand.

And that's sort of the template for them going forward is what's the wrongest thing you can do?

She added that Cortines was a model public servant and provided a template for them to consider the next leader: "I think the board was successful today in organizing its intentions".

We developed a conceptual model of exceptions, a methodology for eliciting and modeling exceptions, and templates for modeling them in an extension of the Object-Process Methodology (OPM a system analysis and design methodology and language that uses a single graphical model for describing systems, including their timing exceptions, which has been shown to be an effective modeling methodology.

Its characters aren't introduced; they just show up, and their behavior is entirely defined by the template set for them in other movies.

By Richard Brody April 27, 2018 In "Avengers: Infinity War," characters aren't introduced; they just show up, and their behavior is entirely defined by the template set for them in other movies.

These are genuine dilemmas and Knight's template for resolving them seems to me to be the right one.

Users can build templates for certain emails, personalize them, and schedule them to go out to the right person at the right time.