Only after scouting the local markets for produce does he formulate his menus for the day.
As he proceeded to assimilate Kant's views, he soon felt the urge to formulate his own.
"Uh-huh … yeah," he smiles, pausing to formulate his Sphinx-like reply.
Robert began to formulate his own career plan for his daughters.
Similarly, you can see Gore read a situation, pause while the script flashes, formulate his response — and then react.
Astonished at this observation, Rutherford deliberated on the experimental data to formulate his nuclear model of the atom (1911).
Now, with leisure to formulate his ideas, he wrote his first significant book, Qu'est-ce que la propriété?
"I want him to formulate his own impressions rather than have media tell him how to think or feel".
The others waited a minute or two, until he had figured out just how to formulate his thoughts.
Labour's new leader will have less than a month to formulate his response, which could bind and define his leadership for over four years.
Now in the UK, Ed Miliband's attempts to formulate his own definition of progressive governance have been uncertain and too often unfocused.
