Sentence examples for venerable model from inspiring English sources

Indeed, many boffins are irked by how hale and hearty the venerable model is proving.

Machines — specifically, Ford's venerable Model A trucks — are the focus of a new exhibition at an upscale Florida museum.

Adhering to the venerable model established by Giorgio Vasari in his 1550 study, "The Lives of the Artists," Johnson divides his book into successive chapters on the achievements of writers, sculptors, architects and painters.

William Clay Ford, Jr., the chief executive and Ford family scion, made a personal pitch for Focus in one of his recent TV spots, comparing it to none other than the venerable Model T. The company pitches Focus as a first purchase for young people, but for some young buyers it has not made a good impression.

When Ford introduced the Taurus last year, bringing back what had been a venerable model name and using it on a sedan that had been called the Five Hundred, the company ran a marketing campaign calling the Taurus the "safest full-size car in America".

The Winchester Model 1200 was introduced in 1964 as a low-cost replacement for the venerable Model 12.

From this venerable models, an unmeasurable number of variants have been tested, either the number of indicators compounding the final score was changed to improve the fitness of the index, or the formula was adapted to fit better with peculiar situations such as specific activities (services, start-ups, …) or markets (emerging, blue ships, …).

Another problem cropped up with Ford Models, the venerable modeling agency that agreed last month to have all its shares bought by Magnum Sports and Entertainment, including those held by Mr. Giacchetto's former clients.

Mr Horie agrees with the prime minister.Indeed, Mr Horie's internet company, Livedoor, is easy to contrast with the venerable economic model that Japan Post represents.

And even when money plays no explicit role in selecting a mate, courtship customs are governed by the venerable economic model of supply and demand.

Corgi, the venerable British model maker whose first cars appeared in the 1930's, puts out a group of James Bond cars, modeled on vehicles in Agent 007 films over the decades.