Sentence examples for a format that has from inspiring English sources

There is flattery in imitation: we've created a format that has become very mainstream..

DNA is a format that has robustly stored data for 4bn years.

"There is a hardcore audience that likes that format, a format that has survived the test of time.

Tory backbenchers have floated the idea of a codicil, a format that has no formal status in EU negotiations.

McEnroe is reported to be threatening legal action against a format that has made a title out of his notorious 1980s catchphrase.

On Monday evening, when Burberry stage their London fashion week catwalk show, it will break with a format that has held for more than half a century.

There was endlessly scrolling and seemingly indecipherable text in a format that had long ago ceased being cutting edge.

In 1978 he moved back home, to Tyne Tees Television, as controller of programmes, and developed there a format that had been tried at Thames.

It took until 1987 before they put out their albums on CD, a format that had been on the market for five years.

–Location-aware technologies will force a greater degree of engagement on a format that had historically been passive, impersonal and certainly without any extensions.

That latter team stole the show in the round robin, but fell victim to a format that had been created in hopes of ensuring a Canada/USA showdown in the final.