Sentence examples for form of watching from inspiring English sources

In terrorist cases, "predisposition" can take the form of watching jihadist videos or speaking favorably about a radical cleric.

That means encrypted services like Telegram, Apple iMessage, FaceTime, all those massive WhatsApp groups you're in where everyone is planning a big awful holiday, and your primary form of watching videos that aren't quite funny enough for Vine: Snapchat.

Theater, by definition (and Woodruff's own definition is careful to exclude solitary forms of watching), is a communal enterprise, both for those who mount a performance and for those who take it in.

We would be hoping that there would be some other forms of watching us play and do this.

The second bonus is the long form — four hours of watching in all.

A new company called Shinola is bringing manufacturing back to Detroit in the form of watches, wallets and bicycles.

Thomas P. Stafford, the former astronaut, now chairman of the board of the Omega Watch Corp., to attend a dinner at the Hayden Planetarium to "celebrate a major innovation in the history of horology.O Writer learned from p.r. consultant Philip Bloom that the innovation involved a new form of watch dial.

In the introduction, Cheryl Strayed — who shares the tale of her horse tattoo below — describes the project as a form of people watching.

At the beginning when introducing the way to use Rhino tools and functions, it was challenging for the fashion design students to get fully familiar with those tools and functions until they were given numerous opportunities of making various forms of simple 3D objects; of watching the instructor's demonstration of using tools; and of learning and practicing additional functions.

I believe movies are one of the great American art forms and the shared experience of watching a story unfold on screen is an important and joyful pastime.

These days, shows have even longer shelf lives thanks to Netflix and other forms of binge watching, making the finale is more important that ever.