Sentence examples for formula came from inspiring English sources

Its over-arching formula came to be known as "one country, two systems".

"Who knows where that formula came from," said Paul Grieco, wine director of Hearth.

He does an imaginary skit showing how arbitrarily the formula came into existence.

So see? Complicated formula Even more complicated formula came out to be one of the numbers that I promised it would come out to.

But the formula came under growing strain over the years, with many in Labour's grass roots believing that the party had been hijacked by a self-serving elite far removed from Labour's gritty industrial roots.

Leicester's title-winning formula came together quickly and unexpectedly at a time when the manager was old and wise enough to know what to change, what to leave alone, and how to speak to his players.

"That's what the formula comes down to".

The excitement generated by Lloyd's full-throttle formula comes at a cost.

Thorn's singing held firm to her simple formula — come across strong and calm, without regard to ideas such as "diva" or "soul".

The formula comes down to being engaged with the material, keeping your mind alert, and actively trying to figure out what the book really means.

The basic plotline of this pungent military drama (a stolid reworking of the A Few Good Men formula) comes tightly tailored in the Hollywood style.