Sentence examples for the great prototype from inspiring English sources

Nondenominational faith missions viewed J. Hudson Taylor's China Inland Mission (1865; after 1965 called the Overseas Missionary Fellowship) as the great prototype.

Now Universal will release the song on pink twelve-inch vinyl for Record Store Day on April 18th, a fitting reminder that this is perhaps one of the greatest prototype punk-techno tracks ever released, a record that paved the way for LCD Soundsystem, Hot Chip, Leftfield, Underworld, and other providers of rough-and-tumble maximalist techno thrills.

Created using four Bits modules, a hoodie, and a needle (to sew the light wire to the hoodie), the Dino Hoodie is a great prototype for glowing clothing, and should even appeal to those who don't have a penchant for prehistoric detailing.

For all the echoes of Oh, What a Lovely War! in the use of ballad-song to counterpoint military devastation, the show never acquires the emotional resonance of Joan Littlewood's great prototype.

She was a great prototype of the cool, rock and roll, super hip women in New York in the 70s and 80s making myths, legends and money.

Milestones can be based on the product or technology (a great prototype); customer validation (a key contract); legal (overcoming a regulatory hurdle); or financial (meaningful revenue growth).

"It proved to be a great prototype for a restaurant," said Ms. Martinez, who scouted in Montclair for commercial space before buying her truck, but couldn't afford a location.

MR: Dave, it's a great prototype.

The narrator relates the history of a sufferer who is "crippled physically by polio but no less demoralized by persistent shame," and is "the very antithesis of the country's greatest prototype of the polio victim, FDR".

Perhaps the greatest content prototype was Eric Bauman's eBaum's World.

Natural products are great prototypes for the design of new anticancer agents.