As I formulated this in my head, Henry from the Bronx cut in.
"To have it formulated this way, at this sensitive juncture, gives it a kind of significance".
Granted, Sampras might have formulated this take based on his storybook ending after many had counted him out.
But I had not formulated this concept as tactfully as I could have, and now it was the casting agent's turn to be insulted.
Fluids that behave in this way are called Newtonian fluids in honour of Sir Isaac Newton, who first formulated this mathematical description of viscosity.
Published in the June issue of American Sociological Review, the author, Hyun Sik Kim — a doctoral candidate at the University of Wisconsin, Madison — formulated this devastating conclusion: "After the divorce, students return to the same growth rate as their counterparts.
Scientist Harold Kroto (HK) and actor Ian McKellen (IMcK), who have been friends since schooldays have formulated this open letter to Mr Putin and the People of Russia and garnered support for its sentiment from 27 Nobel Laureates.
She later formulated this love of nature into a policy: "I can still plainly see the grass and the trees and the path winding ahead, flecked with sunshine and shadow and the beautiful gold-hearted daisies scattered all along the way.
Conrad welcomed the idea, but, fearing it wouldn't come off, asked Galsworthy if he could write to his friend Alfred A. Knopf, the Doubleday, Page employee who, in Conrad's words, had formulated "this plan of 'taking me up.' " Knopf was twenty years old and brimming with ideas for remedying the outrage that "a great writer" could fail to command "a large audience".
Yet egalitarian justice is not best formulated this way.
The authors formulated this problem as a sellers' market competition.
