Sentence examples for compact forming from inspiring English sources

Ultimately 23 men signed what is known as the Portsmouth Compact, forming themselves into a "Bodie Politick" and electing Coddington as their governor, but giving him the Biblical title of "judge".

It is equally true, that the Constitution of the United States is a compact formed between the several States".

This structure then coils itself and compacts, forming a creamy-white egg mass.

Thomas Cook's Sarajevo (£5.99) offers useful information in compact form.

She discovered that all of her training fit into a compact form.

In compact form they found growing use in homes in the early 21st century.

But it is as intriguing for the quality of images it can produce as it is for its compact form.

It later sold compact forms of tea, first aid-kits and photography supplies under the Tabloid brand.

They come in different shapes, from weeping like willows to growing in compact forms small enough to qualify as shrubs.

The Book of Common Prayer gathered the elements of the medieval year into a compact form that has largely survived.

In person, Sellars displays all the traits of the flamboyant, gregarious showman, albeit in a curiously compact form.