Sentence examples for came to forms from inspiring English sources

Her daughter began to speak for her mother, as she often does when it came to forms or governmental red tape, but Mariam spoke up for herself and said, "I want to vote".

The rāwīs, with reputations for phenomenal memories, eventually came to form an independent class.

These Latin versions came to form the basis of medical education in the new medieval universities.

But when it came to forming a government, self-interest won.

The company's monopoly, however, was more extensive and came to form the basis of the Dutch territorial empire.

The emirate's territories eventually came to form almost all of northern Cameroon and part of eastern Nigeria.

The soapstone birds, and Great Zimbabwe itself, came to form an indispensable part of the contested historiography of the country.

The far right also found itself on the outside when it came to forming transnational groups with common ideological outlooks.

The idea eventually came to form the basis of the novel Thunderball, as well as its 1965 film adaptation.

That idea eventually came to form the basis of the novel Thunderball, as well as its 1965 film adaptation.

The black reserves that had been set aside under the Native Land trust (1864) eventually came to form the extensive, but highly fragmented, nonindependent black state of KwaZulu.