Sentence examples for formal with a from inspiring English sources
"Danzantes" is unashamedly formal, with a beginning then a middle that builds, with quiet drama, to a discernible end.
The second, in two rooms with windows overlooking Madison Avenue, will be less formal, with a bistro menu.
Judge Blue can be crisply formal, with a liberal use of "sir" and a tendency to cut lawyers off in midsentence.
The only question remaining is when he will make that decision formal, with a speech to the nation, a warning to weapons inspectors and others to evacuate Iraq, and the long-awaited order to Gen. Tommy Franks to strike.
The inside room — which is where the locals seem to prefer to sit, perhaps the better to avoid us tourists — is formal, with a look that's a hundred years old.
The Kunsthalle is more formal, with a good grilled sea bass for two, but there is also a more informal beer garden, and during the art fair, the outdoor bar is considered the place to be.
The official photos will be a touch more formal - with A-list guests including US Secretary of State John Kerry, heads of the United Nations and World Bank and dozens of government ministers and global chief executives.
Tchini, next to reception, is altogether less formal with an Asian fusion bent.
Known to his employees as Mr. C, the senior Cecil is formal, with an upper-crust British accent and an entrepreneurial streak.
The tone of your letter should serious and formal, with an eye for proper spelling and grammar.
"I'm not sure about a formal committee with a formal membership.
