Sentence examples for an old formula from inspiring English sources
But, with its latest marketing innovation, Chipotle is returning to an old formula.
BARBIE has remained the world's most popular doll by constantly tweaking an old formula.
Unless, of course, you are the new model of an old formula that works.
In an old formula, "domination" gives way to "hegemony" — brute force gives way to the deeper power of consent.
But just because someone can remember a few scraps of an old formula, that doesn't make him a chemical engineer.
In trying to compare Indiana students with the rest of the country, CTB had used an old formula.
The Bayer-financed study said that cardiovascular risks in women taking Bayer products were comparable to those taking an older formula of birth control pills.
Elsewhere, this scattershot album is full of duds (the title track is a tuneless ballad) but it does include a triumphant return to her old formula: a pop-dancehall song called "Break It Off," where she shares the microphone with Sean Paul atop an electro-reggae beat.
A 100 years old formula that was given by Thomson [Footnote on p. 154 of J.J. Thomson, Maxwell's Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism, Dover, New York, NY, 1954.] recently found numerous applications in computational electrostatics and electromagnetics.
She did not stay there long, but it was a reminder that even if the old formula grew a little tired, it was still a great formula.
New employees join both a traditional pension plan, with a far less generous formula than the old formula, and a 401(k).
