Sentence examples for form by a from inspiring English sources

"Foster" has made it into book form by a surprising route.

Pastel sticks and pencils consist of pigments bound into solid form by a resin.

It was established in its present form by a public law enacted in 1947.

Such young, called larvae, transform into the adult form by a process of metamorphosis.

Fife and drum is not the blues, exactly; it predates the form by a century.

The energy or information from a measurand is converted to another form by a transducer.

As the solidification proceeds, δFe begins to form by a eutectic reaction.

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They possibly were recorded in expanded form by a monastic colleague and attributed to Macarius after his death.

In the end, this data showed that heel-striking was the more physiologically economical running form, by a considerable margin.

The Buddha is depicted throughout in symbolic form, by a wheel, an empty throne, or a pair of footprints.