Sentence examples for which are structured from inspiring English sources

It is in our neighborhoods, which are structured for the failure of our people.

Mandibulate moth larvae have eight pairs of abdominal legs, which are structured more like true thoracic legs than prolegs.

There's a difference between photo workshops, which are structured around formal lessons, and photo tours, where the teacher basically chaperones tourists around to various Kodak Moments.

But it would also be a big gift to the owners of large private businesses, such as the Trump Organization, which are structured as investment partnerships, L.L.C.s, and S corporations.

Pynchon even takes the idea of parallel time down to the level of individual sentences, many of which are structured around a chiasmatic doubling of time: "What made him unusual was, was he was black guy".

Gaudí applied his equilibrated system to two multistoried Barcelona apartment buildings: the Casa Batlló (1904 06), a renovation that incorporated new equilibrated elements, notably the facade; and the Casa Milá (1905 10), the several floors of which are structured like clusters of tile lily pads with steel-beam veins.

The best known is "Sometimes I'm Bombaloo," by Rachel Vail (Scholastic; $15.95), which is structured as a confession.

By its final season, it was referencing Pinter in The Betrayal, which was structured entirely in reverse.

Contrast this with the Marine Corps, which is structured so that enlisted personnel and officers work together for a common purpose.

The MOD is, by far, the primary customer for the shipbuilding industry in Scotland, which is structured to be able to meet the capability demands of the Royal Navy.

But in Fractus V, which is structured around the writings of Noam Chomsky, the ideas form a fluid medium in which the buoyant dance can play.