Sentence examples for wares based on from inspiring English sources

The owner, Diana Phillips, chooses the store's wares based on her love for the art of the book, and for paper itself.

He mocks the academic economists who preached free trade's consumer benefits and glibly challenged businesses like his to conquer China's new consumer markets with wares based on unrivaled Italian design.

However, Wuala is keen to talk up security, pitching its wares based on the fact that it employs encryption locally before files are sent to the Cloud and/or backed up via a peer-to-peer network in which other users also provide disk space on their own computers.

Some of these early Japanese export wares are based on contemporary European metalwork and faience.

Forms based on European wares were obviously made for export.

The designer did his homework, and the next Chloé collection was almost entirely based on Forster wares.

This should make commerce with Europe interesting when it comes time to sell our wares and they are rejected based on lack of full disclosure.

The wares, usually service pieces and vases based on Oriental shapes, were most often decorated with painted Chinese and Japanese motifs, some of which were executed by transfer printing.

The potter Julia Carter Preston, who has died aged 85, single-mindedly revived the art of sgraffito ("scratched") ceramics to produce subtly textured wares decorated with intricate flowing patterns based on natural forms.

Cindy Sherman posed as the titular Louis XV mistress and applied the print to a limoge porcelain set based on Madame's original 1756 French wares.

These ventures are based on the belief they can sell their wares for a price and can re-purpose intellectual property generated by their famous partners.