Sentence examples for have a format from inspiring English sources

But they have a format that works.

It was obvious he was brilliant, but TV didn't have a format for his gifts.

Perhaps this is the flipside of so much consideration and self-control, where even the loss of control has to have a format and a menu.

"I don't think it is wise to have a format which could create the environment and conditions and I'm sure the BWF, an exceptionally good international federation, will have to look at the implications of this".

"How could our culture have gotten to the point where we have a format for everything except rock 'n' roll?" he asked, hunched over a purple desk in his studio, in front of an enormous mantle painted in psychedelic colors.

Hancock said they would like to have a format agreed upon by July 4. Scott, who joined the Pac-12 in 2009, said he could not believe it had taken so long to reach this point.

Now you should have a format-less partition that says free space after it.

The show has a format that we developed with Evolution Media that is stylistically very clear.

The new book, like its predecessor, has a format that's familiar in contemporary nonfiction: exemplary tales interpolated with a little social and cognitive science.

RuPaul also is hosting a new gameshow on Logo called Gay for Play that has a format similar to Match Game, with six celebrities helping people win prizes.

But everybody has a format now, and since you can't tell stories like you used to, it's harder to express yourself".