Sentence examples similar to writing blueprints from inspiring English sources

The episode became his writing blueprint for the next dozen years.

More to the point, when you've had your hand in some of the biggest selling hip-hop records of all time – guiding the career of Eminem and Snoop Dogg, helping to invent gangsta rap, writing the blueprint for G-Funk – do you even need to be judged cutting edge in 2015?

In May 1941 Fleming accompanied Godfrey to the United States, where he assisted in writing a blueprint for the Office of the Coordinator of Information, the department that turned into the Office of Strategic Services and eventually became the CIA.

Since 1985 the Super Mario Bros series has written the blueprints for the entire genre, defining the gold standard for movement, control and design and now, finally, gamers have the chance to see whether they can match Nintendo's finest moments.

Citing the Australian scribe David Williamson as one of these, she goes on to conclude that "too many playwrights accept the majority verdict and believe they are merely writing 'blueprints for performance'.

To put the issue in a contemporary framework, it's one thing to say that somebody other than Jay-Z wrote "The Blueprint"; it's another to say that this clandestine Jay-Z wrote "The Blueprint" in 1961.

Warhol wrote the blueprint for our time.

The human rights organisations who wrote the blueprint say parliamentarians must not let that momentum fade.

Dr. Serwadda has worked on AIDS for 20 years and was co-chairman of the group of more than 30 experts that wrote the blueprint.

That shone through in his column for the Architects' Journal and in the freewheeling pieces he wrote for Blueprint in the mid-1980s.

He can also claim parenthood of the National Theatre; before running the Royal Court, he co-wrote a blueprint called "A Scheme and Estimates for a National Theatre".