Sentence examples for formed interest from inspiring English sources

These newly formed interest groups also set out to oppose pornography, gay rights and the E.R.A., to resurrect school prayer and, above all, to appoint Supreme Court justices who would reverse Roe.

Instead, students are doing interesting things all the time, from community service, to forming interest groups, to playing sports.

As I wrote elsewhere, people are starting to connect across languages, and that means they're likely to form interest groups that transcend nations.

An enforcement investigation followed last year, prompting a fresh planning application which said the jetty and steps were "to form interest" and allow for maintenance and emergency access.

These avatars can form interest-based groups, play games, befriend and communicate with each other.

Psychologically speaking, middle school is the time when most children form interests that last for the rest of their lives.

With nearly all the tax forms, interest statements and income reports now delivered to tens of millions of American mailboxes, the annual dread of spending a lot of time and money compiling a tax return is back with a vengeance.

"After Scotland's recent run of good form, interest is high," said BBC Scotland's head of sport Ewan Angus.

Those who hold and those who are without property have ever formed distinct interests in society.

Those who hold, and those who are without property, have ever formed distinct interests in society.

Britain, for example, has since 2005 allowed people to form "community interest companies".