Sentence examples for forms to be found from inspiring English sources

There are no forms to be found in STRANGE AND WONDERFUL: An Informal Visual History of Manuscript Books and Albums (Sanctuary, $50), with an introduction by the art critic Jed Perl.

Thus a bush rather than a tree of life is the preferred metaphor – perhaps much more like Darwin's own evocative phrase in the closing words of The Origin, where he contemplates the richness and variety of life forms to be found in the tangled bank of an English hedgerow.

"I became fascinated with the possibilities of a sci-fi world based on the alien forms to be found within this material that grows all around us," he writes on his website.

There is an interesting juxtaposition of built forms to be found across the region.

His work is continued by such scholarly enthusiasts as Gene Doty (nom de web Gino Peregrini) who runs a lively e-zine and blog devoted to the form, to be found at The Ghazal Page.

Its negative form is to be found in Tob.

The forms and contracts were nowhere to be found, having been "taken care of" by Merlin.

"There are more ancestral forms [of ichthyosaurs] still to be found," Fischer notes.

That was the form that was most likely to be found "undesirable".

If not included in the protocol, then a reference to where the forms can be found should be provided.

A copy of the License to Publish form can be found on the Journal's homepage.