Sentence examples for form much of from inspiring English sources

In typical Clinton form, much of his convention speech was extemporaneous.

European peacekeepers hold the Balkans together and form much of the Afghan peacekeeping force.

It brings together in synoptic form much of what he's been doing for a quarter of a century.

The bittersweet, distinctive experiences and music of Hispanic immigrants in New York form much of the repertory of Ballet Hispanico.

The mining, forestry, agriculture and energy companies which form much of the Canadian economy depend heavily on rail shipments.

Above the 50th floor, the panels form much of the structure, and while they remain vacant and unlighted, the building has a decidedly unfinished quality.

And Brothers' alumni formed much of the new civil service, giving the group powerful political influence.

The River Barrow forms much of the county's western boundary.

The seeds sown then formed much of the substance that flowered into a continued effort to bring this about.

Three months after the coalition was formed, much of the Labour Party is still struggling to understand the zeitgeist.

In this time he quite incidentally formed much of my musical tastes, and they have lasted a lifetime.