Sentence examples for forums had been from inspiring English sources
It didn't matter whether it was right, wrong or even completely made up (some images posted to forums had been manipulated) — off it went, fiction and fact indistinguishable.
Several students leaving the high school on Tuesday afternoon said the forums had been a useful tool for discussion, allowing them to express a commonly-held belief that the fight did not represent widespread racial bias at the school.
The Damascus spring was abruptly cut short with the Syrian regime's usual brutal methods; by 2001, civil society forums had been forced shut, and the main protagonists were charged in state security courts and given long jail sentences.
By the time the bill appeared, local authorities had rightly regained some rights to propose new schools, the role of the schools adjudicator and local admissions forums had been strengthened and schools were required to act "in accordance" with the admissions code, rather than simply to "have regard" to it.
5, customer forums have been filled with a cacophony of gripes about the Nexus One.
The debates in the Hall of Merit discussion forums have been exhaustive and illuminating.
Fora has a long history in English, but since 1930, forums has been more common in English books.
This week, broadsheets and online forums have been filled with odes to the "Berlin Philharmonic of electronic music".
Since then, runner's forums — and political forums — have been debating whether what Ryan said was a lie or a mistake.
In place of this a range of ineffective local patient forums have been and gone – CHCs, PPI Forums, PALS and LINks.
