Sentence examples for format and its from inspiring English sources

It is the most prestigious format, and its rankings matter more because, unlike the other two, it has no World Cup.

Company officials were reluctant to give details on the plan, but said it would follow the Chipotle service format and its focus on "food with integrity" in ingredients, said spokesman Chris Arnold.

Is the Saga bubble bursting, because people are tiring of the format and its many imitators?

Other smaller, independent galleries are also intrigued by the book format and its relation to the artwork.

Mr. Gore has little reason to change to an unscripted format and its obvious pitfalls, especially while the Republicans are getting plenty of publicity chewing each other up.

But this version, devised and staged by Creation Theatre, is defiantly non-traditional, both in its promenade format and its comprehensive reimagining of dialogue and narrative.

Because of that, Jason MacDonald, a spokesman for the CBC, said it was still unclear whether "Hockey Night in Canada" would make its season debut on Saturday in its usual format and with its regular commentators.

Kodak has adopted industry standards for picture formats, and its digital cameras work with outsiders' software, like PictureWorks Technology Photoenhancerr, and the special modules of image editor Adobe Photoshop.

The ability to import data from several formats and its integration with existing Bioconductor packages facilitates the integrative analysis of data from different experiments, for example combining ChIP-seq signal or gene expression data with interaction data.

The Film Society of Lincoln Center will be screening "Playtime" in its original format, and it is indeed something to behold.

"The book, like many of Smith's endeavors, was impractical in its scope, unconventional in its format, and uncompromising in its demands on the reader," Mr. Johnson wrote.