Sentence examples for formation a sort of from inspiring English sources
At the entrance Mr. Burden created 200 lampposts from the 1920s and '30s arranged in formation, a sort of electric mini-Parthenon.
A potential is noted for the formation of a sort of super-carborane unit, comprised of 12 carboranes at the nodes of a large icosahedron.
As it is seen, the aggregation of CuS-NPs on the surface of supporting polymer results in the formation of a sort of nanoplates typical for CuS [32].
At the same time, the local elites encouraged the formation of a sort of class division among blacks, used as a means to divide and control a huge and thus potentially dangerous black population, which represented 50%% of the total in 1822.
The dialogue we had as survivors led to the formation of a sort of social media support group.
From dissection and microscopic study he believed the interposed tissue led to the formation of a sort of a new joint cavity which he called a bursa.
These cultural and national barriers have not, however, prevented the formation of a sort of communis opinio (a shared set of legal standards) between judges from widely differing legal systems.
Peyton compromised and took a majority of the offensive snaps out of the Pistol formation this year as a sort of hybrid between his preferences and those of his head coach, but Denver hasn't been able to run the ball effectively for much of the year because they haven't synchronized the timing of the O-line and the running backs.
I knew there were others out there: Twitter had led me to like-minded souls, leading to the formation of Stationery Club, a sort of stationery equivalent of a book club (although I began to doubt how serious some of the members were: I'd ask how many staplers people owned, and the answers would be in single figures).
Manitou is also defined by what it is not — its neighbor Colorado Springs, a sprawling, chain-stored center of conservative evangelical Christianity looming just beyond the Garden of the Gods, a 1,300 acre array of Gaudíesque red-rock formations that acts as a sort of buffer between the towns.
