Sentence examples for whole blueprint from inspiring English sources

Q. Can you give me some examples of what you included? A. The whole blueprint in my case is all about speed.

There's a copy of the whole blueprint in nearly every cell in the body, but clearly you don't need to use all of it all of the time.

Hot off the press, on the back of Sir John Oldham's blueprint for whole person care, is Taking Care by Baroness Denise Kingsmill.

That year Goldsmith devoted a whole issue to his 'Blueprint for Survival' which began: "The principal defect of the industrial way of life with its ethos of expansion is that it is not sustainable".

Blueprint, the whole thing went over my head.

"Bob," a moody, ambient piece with hints of bossa nova and a Nação Zumbi sample, written and performed by Otto and Bebel Gilberto in two versions that open and close the CD, drew the most attention and seemed to be the blueprint for a whole new approach to Brazilian pop.

It's not so unusual for a successful Edinburgh show to become a television series, but it is rare to see it come full circle and return to the stage in its original form, so that those familiar with the screen incarnation have the sense of watching a blueprint in which whole episodes or characters are contained in a single line.

This was a kind of blueprint for the whole program of Milosevic, and it influenced what happened later on.

No one knows the terrain quite like Kirkis, and his findings form the blueprint for a whole new world of sound.

Echoes is maybe my favourite album and when I was making Island it was basically the entire blueprint for the whole LP.

The style was determined by Povenmire's first sketch of title character Phineas Flynn, who he doodled on the butcher paper covering the table during dinner with his family in a restaurant in South Pasadena, California; he was so taken with the sketch he tore it out, kept it, and used it as the prototype for Phineas and the stylistic blueprint for the whole show.