Sentence examples for forms forms from inspiring English sources

Any forms will do: passport, bank forms, forms on planes, medical forms.

Invalid forms: Forms that are not completed correctly cannot be accepted and will be returned for correction.

Last week, I sat down to read this semester's course evaluation forms: forms that assess the quality of the course we've been teaching.

'Dirty-looking forms, tormented forms, forms which take on an almost human aspect.' I am not sure he pulled this off in his paintings of the East End, although a long row of terrace fronts, sickly mustard yellow but still standing, is impressive in a stage-set sort of a way.

The move from the sociability that characterized upper-class culture in the 18th century to the more didactic, socially concerned interventions of the early and mid-19th century gave way to a gradual involvement in hitherto forbidden forms, forms now suitably sanitized and made rational (or, as in the case of classical music, made sacred).

Collectively, these data showed that in addition to a compensatory up-regulation of the Dnmt3L full length transcript within spermatocytes and spermatids from Dnmt3L heterozygous males, there was an up-regulation in the use of the 3' promoter and the transcription of the alternative non-coding Dnmt3L forms, Forms 1 and 2, within spermatids.

Like sculpted globs of clear ice, the crystalline shapes spill out from the window's crevice, mixing with translucent blue mineral forms, forming a blossom of geometry.

The floods of nude forms form new, twisted and mysterious pockets of life; sometimes the multi-headed beasts seem good, sometimes evil.

In resting cells IRF3 is present as two forms: form I and form II, corresponding respectively to the non-phosphorylated and the basally phosphorylated form of IRF3.

Neither molecular forms nor localities with mixed molecular forms formed clusters.

Acetaminophen is typically found in one of two stable polymorphic forms: form I (monoclinic) and form II orthorhombicc).