She trained her eyes on a distinctive rock formation as a navigational guide.
The next few years, spent on a small but seething scene of budding modernists, were golden for Stevens's formation as a poet.
"Very much on the contrary, his formation as a teacher was marked and determined by my characteristics as a dancer".
The rough outline of Ms. Gordon's formation as a musician goes something like this: She grew up in Los Angeles.
After an interesting, and courageous, account of his formation as a writer, Naipaul returns to his Wiltshire microcosm, and it turns out that his narrator's exhaustion and turning-towards-death is mirrored in his tiny world.
Writers describing the formative years of a career have spoken of character formation as a case of "throwing" their voice, frequently tasking characters with voicing what they, the author, do not feel able to express.
Els, whose Ernie Els & Fancourt Foundation contributed to Oosthuizen's formation as a player, was reached in Portugal, where he was on vacation after missing the cut here.
"I come back to Barcelona with only gratitude for all the experience that they gave me in my formation as a coach.
This category of theories may provide an alternative to habit formation as a means of explaining the sluggish reaction of consumption spending to economic news.
We formulate the IPSN group formation as a clustering problem.
Steineke et al. (1937) defined the Arab formation as a member of Riyadh formation.
