Sentence examples for example formed a from inspiring English sources

A group of actors, dancers and other theater professionals, for example, formed a private Facebook group, called Broadway Baby Mamas, to share ideas.

A group of us in Los Angeles, for example, formed a biotech company to develop new therapies to treat HIV.

A group of us in Los Angeles, for example, formed a bio-tech company to develop new therapies to treat HIV.

Traffic signs, for example, form a minilanguage, it being a matter of convention that [hazard] means "hazard ahead" in some countries.

Two wonderful pieces here, surely inspired by Vermeer's dazzling example, form a two-part epistolary mini-drama: Metsu's "Man Writing a Letter" and "Woman Reading a Letter" from Dublin.

The style also proved popular in Ireland with George Jones Oliver Castlee in the 1850s, for example, forming a good example of the fashion.

Altruistic members can for example form a fruiting body stalk or supply nutrients to dispersing cells by autolysis.

Other forms of immunity are innate and offer generic protection against pathogens: our skin, for example, forms a physical boundary that keeps microbes away from places where they should not be.

One example forms a novel methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus strain that emerged in humans in the Netherlands in 2003 and could be traced back to an origin in pig farming.

Shank-1 PDZ and GRIP-1 PDZ6, for example, form a homodimer via the conserved βB/βC loop and N-terminal βA strands, which display an antiparallel orientation between the βA strands of the proteins [ 50, 51].

Sulfur, for example, forms an eight-membered molecule in which the atoms are arranged in a ring, with each atom forming two single bonds to different atoms.