Sentence examples for fighting formula from inspiring English sources

ANN's Carl Kimlinger said the anime follows "shounen fighting formula"; he praised Tokiko's characterization, saying it is one characteristic that distinguish the series.

Barnes pours cold water on talk of traditional supermarkets starting to find a formula for fighting off Aldi and Lidl: "I think talk of a turnaround is other people's agendas.

The second Transformers picture has a big back-story grafted on to his usual formula of fighting robots, explosions, hot babes, inspirational montages, and a stalwart, propulsive, simplistic musical score.

The situation had worrying parallels with events of a decade earlier when Brian was fighting to break the Beach Boys formula of cars and girls.

But Mr. Levy said that given the strong economy and the tough new graduation requirements that Mr. Mills has imposed, the Regents should be joining him in fighting for a radically different aid formula.

Wolff added: "They are team-mates fighting against each other for the Formula 1 world championship so you cannot expect them to be best friends".

"The tyres gave up a little bit on me and we decided to stop," explained the 39-year-old, who is fighting to keep his place in Formula 1 in 2012.

"Most of the time people forget that it is my first year in Formula One and I am always fighting in the top 10," Grosjean said recently.

The formula clicked instantly: pretty girls crying, fighting and having every molecule on their insecure little bodies brutally critiqued by Banks and her fellow judges.

The agreement has been repeatedly broken with months of fighting since it was signed, leaving its key power-sharing formula in ruins after Kiir nearly tripled the number of regional states.

That's a harrowing prospect for a union that's already been fighting for nearly two decades to overturn a stingy VHS/DVD residual formula negotiated in 1985.