They were trying to stave off the inevitable, trying to rescue the fantastic comeback the Rangers had fashioned earlier that period.
She likes her art therapy class, and on a recent day she painted a papier-mâché giraffe she had fashioned earlier, painstakingly, with one hand.
One can also look at some of the crudely fashioned early American furniture and see in one's mind the life of the settler who fashioned it.
The small village level public hearings we fashioned in the early 1990s are now growing.
In recent years, the U.A.W. has been more cooperative with Detroit automakers, working side by side with auto executives to fashion early retirement incentives to shrink the work force and better match Detroit's diminished stature within the industry.
Almost as soon as their ideas materialize, the teams are putting them into play, whether it's fashioning early physical prototypes, staging customer experiences, or experimenting in other ways.
She argues in her book (co-written with the designer's daughter Venetia Porter Thea Porterr: Bohemian Chic that pure hippy ideals gave way to fashion early on: "The hippie look started out as more of a political statement – a type of anti-fashion – but it soon became the fashion itself".
I Love Me meanwhile had completed her preparations in pleasing fashion earlier.
Knoblauch had been throwing in nearly a submarine fashion earlier in camp, but today, the release point for his throws was a little higher.
This was, after all, a man who fashioned an early version of the heart-lung machine from pieces cobbled together from a coffeepot.
The array of tools include small hand axes and two-sided blades that are remarkably similar to those fashioned by early humans in east Africa.
