Sentence examples for form to do from inspiring English sources

"He's definitely got the form to do it.

All's not lost though: "I'd love to find another form to do it in.

That is difficult because there isn't a special form to do so.

It was not "good form to do things that make it problematic for others", added Schalke's Horst Heldt.

He changed the way Americans thought about race, but he did not invent a new form to do it.

Art Torres, the chairman of the California Democrat Party, said, "It's bad form to do an Op-Ed piece.

Mr. Costello said: "This Government was formed to do something for the good of the country.

At the time, he said, he had not realized that Mr. Levine's consulting practice was formed to do exactly that.

He knows he has to react to cock-ups at a new regulator that he formed to do a better job.

Both Mr. Faget and Mr. Font are on the board of a company called America-Cuba, formed to do business in post-Castro Cuba.

The council resolved to do so in January 2006, by which time Barratt had become involved, replacing all but Metropolitan in a consortium originally formed to do the job and forming a joint company with them.