Sentence examples for formal along from inspiring English sources

She exhibits a longstanding attraction to the historical and the formal, along with a strikingly relentless habit of refusing to accept even expert opinion at face value.

There's the invisible man, Wonder Woman's invisible jet, the way I was made to feel invisible at my high school formal, along with countless other previous incarnations.

The concert included so many internationally recognized musicians and dancers in a relatively formal setting, and along came Lil Buck with his street swag and Air Jordans and blew people's minds.

Her latest efforts evade nostalgia with a combination of humor, severity and formal boisterousness, along with healthy doses of process.

Each of them will be a leaseholder, have a stake in a landowning company, and some have helped each other financially – without formal contracts – along the way.

Now it will be enforced in the rest of the garden, including a less formal arboretum along the garden's southern flank.

When I learned that Wales recently became the first country in the world with a formal footpath along its entire coastline — 870 miles of trails — I could no longer resist.

The formal vote, along party lines, was 228 to 201 (one Republican was absent) over the new Democratic leader, Nancy Pelosi of California, the first woman to be nominated by her party for the post.

Danish scurvy-grass has discovered a taste for motorway verges; the spectacular giant hogweed spreads outward from formal gardens along rivers.One of the book's incidental pleasures is to remind the reader that there are worse weeds than those found in the garden.

While GM has no formal announcements along these lines planned, Ward fully expects GM to follow in Ford's footsteps, with news of cutbacks of its own in staffing and production.

The 61 subsequent FieldREG applications reported here comprise 21 hypothesis-based formal replications, along with 40 further explorations designed to learn more about the circumstances that favor anomalous deviations.