Sentence examples for assured form from inspiring English sources
Another British film launching here was Yasmin, unfussily directed by Scot Kenny Glenaan and written by Simon Beaufoy in his most assured form since The Full Monty.
Burnley keeper Grant was in more assured form at the other end, his save from Haynes's header helping secure his side's victory.
Trump, who won the China Open this month and defeated reigning world champion Neil Robertson in the first round, again looked in assured form.
On the level of American Jewish identity, Judaism is at once a more globally competitive and accepted identity, as seen by the large number of converts entering its fold each year, while also in massive decline through younger Jews' disaffection from the formal Jewish community and assured forms of continuity such as in-marriage.
Pack the soil around the stakes to lean the form in or out if needed to align it with the string line, and if it is necessary, place a gauge block to hold the string clear of the form and gauge the form at frequent intervals to assure the form is straight.
The DfES assured sixth-form colleges it would soon publish criteria for fast-track decisions on new sixth forms.
He warps and dents the assured, geometrical forms of vintage newspaper strips and new wave-era graphics into oddly adorable horrors; his stories are prone to whiplash formal shifts.
Nearly every other country in the world except ours, Swaziland and Papua New Guinea assure some form of paid leave.
The continuity of a karmic "person" is therefore assured in the form of a mindstream (citta-santana), a series of flowing mental moments arising from the subliminal life-continuum mind (Bhavanga-citta), mental content, and attention.
The form assured the confidentiality of the answers, and that those were used for research purposes only.
Counting those ballots could take several days, but once there are enough to assure re-forming the union — half of the 1,900 players, plus one — the full union membership could vote to ratify the agreement.
