Sentence examples for formed to come from inspiring English sources

The idea of developing the former hospital site largely for age-restricted housing was first proposed in 1996 by a task force formed to come up with a plan for the site when state officials first announced they would sell it.

The reason we are facing the sequestration is because the "Super Committee" that was formed to come up with $1.2 trillion of more carefully targeted spending cuts failed to do its one job.

"Kartel is one of the best writers in any form to come out of Jamaica in the last 15 years," he said.

When you don't you've got to dig deep and grind out a result and then you wait for the form to come back.

In Southwark, south London, the Peckham Partnership called in Free Form to come up with ideas for celebrating the cultural diversity of the downbeat Rye Lane area.

He did not need to reach peak form to come through, as Trump failed to deliver on his tough-talking prior to the match, when he stressed he would not be frightened by O'Sullivan's reputation.

Bach's themes, he said, are built on the same number of bars as jazz pieces, his harmonies are similar to jazz harmonies and his continuo bass line anticipates the jazz form to come.

The new music museum, the Experience Music Project, known as E.M.P., is undeniably fun on the inside: an interactive paean to modern American music, including rock, jazz, soul, gospel, country, blues, grunge, hip-hop and other forms to come.

It was his love for the history of storytelling through cinema and theater that made him curious about the next great art forms to come.

This skittish ghost of a bygone world comes fully formed to the page.

When photographers with a more modern approach to the form started to come to the magazine in later years, Beaton did not adapt his stilted style.