Sentence examples for be given a form from inspiring English sources
"Take out a library book," she says at one point, "and you will be given a form asking for your sexual preferences and racial origins".
"When you sign on for JSA you will also be given a form to claim for housing benefit (if you are paying rent)," Mr Hagger explains.
Essayistic writing, however, is not only writing about form; it also must always examine the conditions under which life can be given a form in the first place.
In return, these officials would be given a form of amnesty -- although the bill never uses that term -- and be allowed access to their ill-gotten assets, including those that have been frozen and subject to asset-recovery proceedings in Switzerland, the United Kingdom and elsewhere.
One patient suggested that patients could be given a form to complete: " a form or something like 'do you have any questions for the team?' or…'anything you would like to be brought up on your behalf?'… maybe where [patients] could just get what they want to say across and be sure that it was relayed and spoken on their behalf" (Lauren, Gynaecological cancer patient).
Click 'Cashier' at the top and you will be given a form to fill.
He has been given a form to fill in for compensation.
The teachers are given a form consisting of two cases on students' building self-control.
A few days after his arrival at Neuse, Lyttle was given a form, Non-Mandatory Consular Notification.
