Sentence examples for been to form from inspiring English sources

The governor's response so far has been to form a blue-ribbon commission to study the matter further.

The Anglican and Episcopalian way has always been to form a committee and kick the problem down the road.

Among Mr. Sadr's most hotly disputed proposals has been to form a popular militia that his senior aides said would provide greater security in Shiite neighborhoods.

The typical solution has been to form some sort of blue-ribbon fiscal-responsibility commission, as President Obama said he would do.

Moulin's trick has been to form a squad of players who burn with the tenacity of men who have had to work their way to the top after fearing their chances to get there, again or at all, had gone.

His ambition had been to form a government alongside Podemos – a recently formed party that emerged from movements protesting against cuts that have devastated Spanish society – and backed by Catalan nationalists.

I believe it is to form minds, not fill them.

The other is to form a transitional government.

Now his next answer is to form a commission.

Our responsibility is to make sure it's to form and that's all".

The solution is to form a corporation.