Sentence examples for having a format from inspiring English sources
Not having a format means that investors have a hard time wrapping themselves around something when they don't own something.
It was obvious he was brilliant, but TV didn't have a format for his gifts.
The show has a format that we developed with Evolution Media that is stylistically very clear.
Pay attention to the VNC number given back which has a format like hostname:X (e.g. anago:3).
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.
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.
Technical Reports have a format broadly similar to that of Articles, though many Technical Reports are shorter than a typical Article.
But everybody has a format now, and since you can't tell stories like you used to, it's harder to express yourself".
It is compatible with staring focal plane array which has a format of 320 × 240 and the pixel pitch of 30 μm.
