Sentence examples for which is styled from inspiring English sources

Odey, a keen shooter, lives in a Gloucestershire mansion where he has built his extravagant chicken coop, which is styled after a Greek temple.

The store, which is styled like a chic loft, sells home accessories, contemporary furniture designed by Mr. Todd and others, and antiques.

"Members who are looking to learn the secrets of moneymaking are advised to register for other investment management courses," Mr. Metzger writes in the syllabus, which is styled after an offering memorandum for a hedge fund.

River Bend Lodge, overlooking the Tusket River, is a chalet-style house sleeping up to 14. It's one of the cottages attached to Trout Point Lodge, which is styled on hunting camps of the early 20th century.

Now the military regime has used the country's newspapers to publish a document which is styled as being a form to be filled in by anybody seeking permission to export nuclear materials and equipment.

She can be funny; I love the letter she writes when she is working as a nanny in 1951, which is styled as a news report about a teenager who has put one of her charges "down the chromium-plated disposal unit in the kitchen sink".

He arrived wearing neon-yellow sneakers to match the blond highlights in his hair, which was styled in a fauxhawk.

In all, 30 states have considered anti-immigration legislation, most of which are styled after Arizona's.

That genesis is described in the video clips on thecoldfront.org, which are styled like reports on local television newscasts.

More than 25 versions were made, including the Krate, which was styled like a dragster with a smaller front wheel, and the Slik Chik, a girl's model.

After 1270 the veche elected only a burgomaster, and sovereignty resided in the town itself, which was styled Lord Novgorod the Great.