Sentence examples for forms from a from inspiring English sources

So is listening carefully - which may come in many forms, from a child's eaves-dropping upwards.

This can take a number of forms, from a reference price to a regulated tariff.

The coelom (body cavity) forms from a split in the embryonic mesoderm (middle tissue).

The initial deposit, chalcedony, forms from a silica gel that surrounds and isolates the salt solution.

Both allow taxpayers to download W-2 and 1099 forms from a number of payers, TurboTax more than TaxCut.

A snatch of the rhyme Oranges and Lemons is heard in various forms, from a hum to a ringtone.

Since its inception, the Asian American Hotel Owners Association has been fighting discrimination in many forms from a small sector of competitor hotel owners and managers.

Those commemorating large-scale tragedy assume an astonishing variety of forms, from a 148-foot Doric column to a pocketful of blackened dimes and nickels.

The morula, we are told, is actually the spherical mass of cells that forms from a newly fertilized egg, which gives the image an entirely different subtext.

Their relationship we see forms from a friendship, a casual relationship, before becoming an intense and all-consuming romance which I loved.

John Newman's recent colorful abstract sculptures resembling biomechanical life-forms from a planet with laughing gas atmosphere (at Tibor de Nagy) provide comic relief from the overall ambience of high-minded seriousness.