Sentence examples for a historic formula from inspiring English sources

"We are also ensuring that all schools have the resources they need through the introduction of a historic new national funding formula that will ensure funding follows need rather than a historic formula and continuing to invest in the pupil premium [additional funding for disadvantaged pupils], worth £2.5bn this year".

"We were able to find a lot of that at Snetterton and that's why we're here for a couple of days of shooting, including a day of full work with the actual historic Formula 1 cars".

Following Lewis Hamilton's historic Formula 1 triumph in Abu Dhabi last weekend, Press Association photographer David Davies reveals in pictures the moment the British-born racer became World Champion for the second time.

The paper describes a laboratory synthesis procedure of blue ultramarine that is derived from historic formulas.

Otherwise, say "a historic" or "a historical".

Yet the whole production came off as the product of a tried and true formula: take a historic setting, fill it with choristers in period costumes, inhabit it with singers making a lot of noise, and you've got grand opera.

Also difficult to replicate would be the formula to create the team that ends such a historic streak.

A historic one.

A historic house.

Wednesday was a historic day.

"It's a historic day".