Sentence examples for form for both from inspiring English sources

Roboticists say they are choosing the human form for both social and technical reasons.

She agrees the form has an appealing clarity: "Farce is a reassuring form for both audiences and directors.

Mourinho added: "Henrikh is a very talented footballer who has been in such prolific form for both his club and his country.

Ghassaniy is known particularly as an outstanding composer of quatrains (the most popular Swahili verse form for both philosophical and topical themes).

But seven goals in his last four matches – including a hat-trick against Leicester – has seen Sanchez hit top form for both club and country, and the Daily Mail reports that the Gunners are ready to reward Sanchez and secure him to a fresh long-term contract.

And in the comeback of the year category, let's raise a chalice to the irrepressible Charles Busch, whose blissfully mad comedy "The Divine Sister," about the mysterious doings at a convent, occasioned a glorious return to form for both playwright and performer.

The fabulously full-bodied, elephant-headed Ganesh, another son of Shiva and Uma, is also here, then as now one of the most popular forms for both Hindu believers and sculptors.

Her mother, who was sitting in a motorized wheelchair, was filling out standard audition forms for both Erika and Jennifer, which may or may not have been a good idea.

It is unique in preserving a complete set of forms of the old verb a- 'to be' and in preserving complete sets of forms for both inclusive and exclusive 'we'we

All the key points of the relationship between the external force and the maximum interface slip are defined in closed-form for both the above mentioned cases.

The stoichiometry of the complex (host guest)formed for both isomers was found to be 1 4.