Sentence examples for forming a long from inspiring English sources

Floral parts are fused (often forming a long floral tube).

The tufts are usually bound by cotton threads forming a long strand.

At the same time, the bones of other reptiles that composed the digits multiplied in number, forming a long flipper.

By 5 30 p.m., sun-ravaged middle-agers were forming a long line inside for the free buffet.

He was tied to others by the hands, forming a long human column, and he was hit with a stick and told to walk faster.

The bearded needle, made from thin wire, has one end bent, forming an operating handle; the other end is drawn out and bent over, forming a long flexible tipped hook resembling a beard.

German and British exchange officials have been in talks for years about forming a long-term relationship.

AFTER days of speculation GM confirmed today that it was forming a "long-term and broad-scale global strategic alliance" with Peugeot-Citroën of France.

The ALP hasn't got a chance of forming a long-term, sustainable government until it formally breaks its ties with the union movement and demonstrates a capacity to formulate policy without a union imprimatur.

Miss Bluebell and the Lido's choreographer, Donn Arden, proved an ideal partnership, and as the years went on, they staged shows in many other venues, forming a long-lasting link with the MGM Hotel in Las Vegas.

I also apologise unreservedly for forming false friendships with law abiding citizens and in particular forming a long-term relationship with [Belinda Harvey] who had every reason to think I was a committed animal rights activist and a genuine London Greenpeace campaigner.