Sentence examples for formats things from inspiring English sources

Of course, one issue that you'll find with many small businesses is that they use files with proprietary formats — things like accounting spreadsheets, statistical reports, or patient data.

"What's really important is that the RFL communicate properly and really educate our fans, so that they understand exactly who's going to be playing who and what format things are going to be followed.

"But after the purchase, there's a lot that can still be done in the digital format — things that can be value-adds," he says.

The chef says that  the style will be "small plates to share, with a couple larger formatted things.

They were great, but there were other things that we thought that we would do, just that would cause a fuss just by the type of artists there were and the format, things we would put in that magazine and it was a little unseemly.

It's only been in the last 5 years or so that I started doing the whole long exposure medium format thing.

For news media companies obsessed with their journalistic integrity (some still do…), the development of such new formats makes things more complicated when it comes to decide what's acceptable and what's not.

Following its funding Babbel is now releasing a preview of new tutorial formats for things like grammar which are currently in closed beta testing.

The good thing about vinyl is that it sounds all crackly and warm, mate, and it's more expensive than other formats and things that are expensive are inherently good aren't they, mate?

For anyone still lamenting that the re-shuffle of the conferences died out quickly last year, there'll at least be a slightly different format to things this time around.

This two-part format allows things to breathe – Moffat doesn't try to pad out the extended running time with myriad extra plot twists, he just gives these old enemies room to dance around each other, batting back and forth centuries of animosity and bloodshed, made to feel recent and urgent once again in the light of recent revelations.