Sentence examples for formula to an from inspiring English sources
More than 500 mostly happy diners later, Ms. Geeta has perfected her formula to an art.
Not long ago, the cocktail was considered passé and often likened, in its original formula, to an alcoholic milkshake.
There is a challenging but reasonably straightforward formula to an Edinburgh run: find venue, raise funds, get reviews, flyer, build buzz.
During a reception in Brasilia, Bernard Aronson, the Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs, offered this face-saving formula to an aide to Mr. Rodriguez.
At a recent Edmund Welles performance, the group applied its "heavy chamber music" formula to an odd mix of songs, from the theme to TV's "Knight Rider," to an arrangement of Saint-Saëns's "Danse Macabre".
Rick Warren, America's favourite preacher, likens his "purpose-driven formula" to an Intel operating chip that can be inserted into the motherboard of any church; there are now more than 100,000 "purpose-driven" churches in 160 countries.
It is just somehow naturally opposed, in its formula, to a love of America.
MSNBC has ridden this formula to a consistent edge over CNN.
The Clintons struggled to adapt their successful formula to a new era against a new kind of opponent.
I ALWAYS love it when I can apply a simple formula to a broad range of dishes.
