Sentence examples for going formally from inspiring English sources

It is not going formally to surrender.

Ms. Royal and Mr. Hollande kept their relationship going formally through the legislative elections of 2007, after which she announced their separation.

"We have an Australian Army that's been going for 110 years, an Australian Navy that's been going formally for 100 years, and an Australian Air Force that's been going for 90 years, and last night, we resolved to remove the final restrictions on the capacity of women to serve in front-line combat roles," Mr. Smith said in the capital, Canberra.

Kelly explains how the Polaroids work in relation to Mapplethorpe's oeuvre: "The obvious way that they function is like drawings, they work for him like drawings in the sense that an artist will make a drawing before they make a painting or sculpture to figure out ideas and to flesh out how they're going to work formally and aesthetically with the idea that they have".

Or, put another way, those who are eager for government work are not going to formally register themselves as lobbyists and thus make themselves ineligible.

It was a very emotional moment for Steve Evans to watch his chairman shed lots of tears and be very emotional knowing we were going to formally part.

That is when Mr. Pianko's parents sat him down and said, "If you don't marry Melissa, we're going to formally adopt her," he remembered.

"We're going to formally launch the fund on Wednesday and we're looking to raise probably between £10m-£20m £10m-£20m on what we will actually be needependinge reasonably comfortable what the situation.

At the same time, CHP candidate Yavas is going to formally raise fraud allegations.

But since he isn't going to formally announce his recommendations until next week, we're going to wait and see what they actually contain.

The school, which does not have an all-comers policy like Hastings, was not going to formally recognize the group because officials deemed it nonreligious.