Sentence examples for to be a template from inspiring English sources

That's going to be a template going forward".

The movie's performance turned out to be a template for the coming weeks.

"So much coordination has gone into this event that it's going to be a template for future security concerns at any kind of large events like this".

Marja is meant to be a template for a similar campaign aimed for spring in neighboring Kandahar Province, the Taliban's heartland.

The success of the villagers of Wukan in ousting their local leaders and electing a new committee is unlikely to be a template for change in China.

This brave and popular new complex of permeable, public city centre buildings may prove to be a template for town and city centres elsewhere in Britain, cold or hot, north or south.

I don't believe there needs to be a new template.

Those trendy vacuous pages of Wallpaper turned out to be a visual template for a lot of designers, both interior and fashion.

In fact, Dodd-Frank is too idiosyncratically American and too incomplete to be a true template for others.

The reason was Texas' power to be a national template; the state board chooses textbooks for the entire state, and of the 20 or so states that choose books statewide, only California is bigger than Texas.

In many ways, the Disney-Dish agreement could turn out to be a new template for other companies to follow.