Sentence examples for form plans from inspiring English sources

Promise to "urgently" form plans to deliver a "genuine and lasting legacy" from the Olympics.

Thinking, desires and dreams are pretty amorphous – they're like vapours and clouds that drift around in our heads, certainly in mine – so I never form plans.

Burying a child is the last thing on a parent's mind when they find out about a pregnancy and start to form plans for the future.

A pro-pool group, Fix Graydon Now! — headed by a longtime Graydon member, Leigh Warren, who has reluctantly come to believe that Graydon will never lure back enough people in its current form — plans a show of force in opposition.

Part of the answer, he argues, is that fictional thinking engages innate "play" modules that enhance evolutionary fitness (that is, the ability to propagate one's genes) by allowing us to consider possible alternatives — hypothetical situations — so that we can form plans in advance of dangers or even just unpleasant social situations.

Intelligent systems are often called upon to form plans that direct their own or other agents' activities.

First, with the initial volume of his Autobiography, finally published in the form planned by the author.

She is already forming plans for the future.

Nevertheless, he formed plans to circumnavigate the globe on a new raft, the Sea Owl.

Immediately, they formed plans to evacuate the evacuation shelter, and by 11 a.m. the gym was emptying.

Grimaud read about the plight of wolves, many species of which had been hunted nearly to extinction, and formed plans to open a center to protect them.