Sentence examples for I would formulate from inspiring English sources

I was there to answer the question, "Why should George W. Bush be defeated?" I would formulate hypotheses and seek evidence from the litany of things he had said and done.

So there were a number of people at that meeting, including Tom Gieryn, with whom we started at least talking, I think, who did want to do something else, who did want to do something that I would formulate as taking the questions from philosophy and run and work with them empirically.

The United States said it would formulate a military plan, possibly to include air strikes – or not – in coming days.

Abbott conceded after the lengthy party room meeting that this was the last term in which the Coalition could bind its MPs and senators to oppose same-sex marriage, and that it would formulate a policy before the next election that could include a plebiscite or referendum to "put it to the people".

Utilizing a phrase that I've never thought my brain would formulate in all my life, I informed the producer afterwards: "OJ's really not giving me much to work with!" Time to regroup.

Utilising a phrase that I've never thought my brain would formulate in all my life, I informed the producer afterwards: "OJ's really not giving me much to work with!" .

Utilizing a phrase that I've never thought my brain would formulate in all my life, I informed the producer afterwards: "OJ's really not giving me much to work with!" .

Over the past few years, I've served as a spectator hoping that the UK government would formulate a response to the atrocities and genocide committed by Daesh.

He also said he would formulate plans about how to pursue his outreach initiative over the next couple of weeks.

Watson said Sea Shepherd would "never abandon the whales" but would formulate a new plan for contesting Japan's whaling.

To stay awake, she would formulate her own behind-the-counter coffee concoctions, pumping in extra shots of espresso.