Sentence examples for formed themselves from inspiring English sources

Under Hughson's directions, the Negroes formed themselves into clubs.

They have formed themselves into a Victims, Survivors and their Families Panel, which advises me.

The masters formed themselves into collegia (that is, organizations), chiefly for the conferment of degrees.

The alienated young formed themselves into street gangs who scrapped over their territories just as the young do today.

So they simply formed themselves into freelance armies, aptly called "free companies", that proceeded around France pillaging, killing and raping.

Grassroots groups have formed themselves spontaneously while individuals have felt moved to try to convince friends and family.

Down in the stadium, the kids form themselves into a gigantic peace sign and then follow that up by forming themselves into a giant star.

Mailer frequently rounds on "the critics," who appear to form themselves into an organized opposition whenever he publishes a book.

In 1952 young boys and girls drifted in little bands of five or six, already forming themselves into a phenomenon.

Plants form themselves literally out of thin air, combining carbon dioxide, water and the energy of sunlight to give themselves substance.

So Crichton has his nanomachines form themselves into discrete swarms that drift around the desert like six-foot dust devils, dark and lithe and threatening.