Sentence examples for girl formula from inspiring English sources
She found that the normal "boy meets, loses and regains girl" formula is often readjusted.
As a vice-presidential candidate, Ms. Palin's look — which has apparently undergone a costly makeover — has not changed dramatically from a "Working Girl" formula of authoritative jackets paired with feminine skirts that seem calculated to suggest that she is ready to go to work on Day 1.
Critics praised it for being a modern manga that typifies the magical girl formula, highlighting both its strengths and weaknesses.
On creating the plot, Dahl said he "didn't know what the hell Bond was going to do" despite having to deliver the first draft in six weeks, and decided to do a basic plot similar to Dr. No. Dahl was given a free rein on his script, except for the character of Bond and "the girl formula", involving three women for Bond to seduce: an ally and a henchwoman who both get killed, and the main Bond girl.
But without the elaborate clothing of Finney's period-precise details, the story becomes yet another high-concept variation on your basic boy-meets-girl formula.
Meanwhile, Nina Forever (Studiocanal, 18) follows a few too many recent comedies in adding zombification to the boy-meets-girl formula, but British directing duo Chris and Ben Blaine give it some unsettlingly heightened style.
It follows tried-and-true Jane Austen formula: girl meets boy, girl and boy dance around their feelings, girl and boy have a misunderstanding, true loves triumphs.
Focusing on outcomes at age 42 months to correspond with other, similar studies, the investigators found higher PSAI scores (indicating less typically feminine play) among "early soy" girls compared with "early formula" girls, but scores remained in the normal range for female play behavior.
Differences among feeding regimens appeared minimal among girls younger than about 30 days; among girls older than that, however, girls fed soy formula tended to have higher maturation index.
The folklorist Jan Harold Brunvald outlines its most common formula: "Girl wears new formal gown to dance.
Another editor could be heard observing that Lena Dunham's "Girls" has many novelistic antecedents — on average, about one every ten years — and wondering how the four-girl, post-collegiate formula has evolved.
