Sentence examples for format of us from inspiring English sources

During her tenure as editor in chief of Us Weekly, Ms. Fuller grafted elements of women's magazines onto the celebrity fanzine format of Us Weekly.

In our day and age, however, with medical knowledge not only well-documented but also widespread, through a barrage of mass communication formats, most of us know the basics of what we "should" and "should not" do, so as to get and stay healthy: Don't smoke, do eat vegetables, yada yada.

"To be fair, it's a difficult format for us," concedes one of Mr Miliband's close advisors.

"It's the format that most of us love".

We are grateful that the expansive format of eLife to allow us to include a more comprehensive introduction of other modeling efforts in immunology.

The success of The Wire has been to transcend the usual format of social dramas to give us a panoramic view of modern urban America.

"What sets us apart from our competitors is that we have started our design on a clean sheet of paper and the bike is not just derived from the format of traditional motorbikes, which makes us higher performance than a petrol bike".

Instead, she adopts the familiar format of the police procedural, introducing us to a team of heroic hard-bitten detectives and narrowing her story down to one particular murder, the random and apparently motiveless killing of a black teenager called Bryant Tennelle, whose father happened to be an LAPD detective.

The precise minimum page margins depend on your choice of format (US-letter: a minimum of 1.25 inches on top and bottom and a minimum of 2.5 inches at the sides; A4: a minimum of 3 cm on top and bottom and a minimum of 1.5 cm on both sides).

They crammed so an unbelievable amount of narrative into such a short time span: a format familiar to all of us now.

Here's an interesting contribution by Susan Sedlak who lets us in on the format of her reading habits.