Sentence examples for established form from inspiring English sources
Long track was the established form.
John Edwards's televised self-flagellation followed established form for sexually outed public servants.
His TV shows took an established form and reinvented its tone and scope.
But what would it look like if we transplanted this established form of protest into the digital age?
Indirect anchorage is an established form of anchorage provided by orthodontic miniscrews.
Neilson spoke about "a culture of timidity", whereby "new plays by younger writers are becoming successes – they're good pieces – but they're fitting some established form".
Murder mysteries are a well-established form in our culture".
The character sketch was a long-established form, by the time Forster put pencil to paper.
By the time of Richard Wilson's "Man With the Gun" (1955), the adult western was a well-established form.
In Melanesia, where a well-established form of personal politics thrives, the leader is called Big Man or Centre Man.
Dioramas, meanwhile, became a well-established form of education and entertainment, enthralling Victorian viewers with the spectacle of a well-controlled and delightfully tiny world.
