Sentence examples for form a voice from inspiring English sources

As teachers develop curriculum within the mapping arena, they will begin to form a "voice" other classroom teachers will eventually hear and echo in their own classroom, which brings with it additional pressures (Brown and McIntyre, 1978; Kelly and Staver, 2005; Powell and Anderson, 2002; Shawer, 2010).

This was several weeks after AT&T announced with Lucent lu and Motorola mot on March 2 that they would form a Voice eXtensible Markup Language Forum to develop a standard set of specifications to access the World Wide Web by telephone.

Rock is at once the mainstream of commercial music and a romantic art form, a voice from the social margins.

"On the Air" dates from the period after "Portnoy's Complaint," when he was casting about for a form, a voice; his books from this era — "Our Gang," "The Breast" and "The Great American Novel" — are among his most ribald and absurd.

"By voting, you get a say in how policy is formed, a voice," Mr. Shafique said after he filled out a registration form.

Indigenous self-representation on screen has existed since the 1970s, but it is only since the turn of the century that Indigenous Australians have been given the opportunity to form a powerful voice.

Alluding to his own outreach to the moderate Muslim world, Musharraf noted there was space for non-Arab nations to play a role on Iraq and the Israeli-Palestinian dispute, and that Pakistan, Indonesia and Malaysia had agreed to form a united voice to help promote peace in the region.

According to Yorke, the TLA was organized in 2009 to form a collective voice against the lack of livery vehicle regulation in Tennessee.

What the Green Movement urgently needs from the Iranian Diaspora, especially in the United States, is to come together and form a strong voice of political support for the cause of Iran's democratization - if not outright liberalization.

The Girls Choir of Harlem joins forces with the St . Agnes Cathedral Girls Choirto form a 140-voice ensemble in a program of varied choral music at 7 p.m. at the cathedral on Quealy Place in Rockville Centre (516) 678-516516

"Boualem met David Grossman and they realised that together, someone from Israel and someone from an Arab country could form a really powerful voice.