Sentence examples for formula that the from inspiring English sources

It was a formula that the other networks soon imitated.

(These comedies cling so eagerly to formula that the casting doesn't always make sense).

Manager Eric Wedge stayed with the same late-inning formula that the Indians had employed all season and summoned Borowski.

It is the formula that the Baltimore Ravens used to win the Super Bowl seven seasons ago.

Few will transform their firms even if they are armed with the management formula that the book reveals.

However, because of a mathematical formula that the Labor Department uses to smooth seasonal work force fluctuations, the report said that the number rose by 46,000.

The data concerned a formula that the United States had tried to develop but had then abandoned because it was considered too unstable for weapons use.

More retailers are returning to the open-air, mixed-use "Main Street" formula that the giant malls were meant to replace.

Over the last six years, Mr. Colón has tried to recreate the stucco formula that the Spaniards used, a mix of sand, water and limestone.

"It's a complicated formula that the federal agencies that underwrite the insurance use, but having dunes will factor into it and certainly can't hurt, Mr. Wierman said.

It is put together according to a formula that the salvage company, RMS Titanic, and its owner, Premier Exhibitions Inc., have found successful.