Sentence examples for i was formally from inspiring English sources
* * * In August 1970, I was formally discharged from the navy.
He told me I was formally under arrest for spying; they were sending me somewhere else.
Each of them offered a cigarette to every guest — sometimes I was formally presented with twenty cigarettes in rapid succession.
I've battled what I now know is schizophrenia since my late teens, but it was only 12 months ago that I was formally diagnosed.
At the age of 30, I was formally diagnosed with temporal lobe epilepsy, the reason for the deja vu, called "auras", commonly associated with seizures.
When I arrived in post one of my biggest surprises was that, although I was formally head of the science and engineering profession, no one knew how many scientists and engineers were actually working in government departments.
The partitions Q 1 i, Q 2 i, and Q 3 i are formally defined as Q 1 i : = j | cos α ij · v i ≥ 0 ∧ ρ ij | sin α ij | ≤ d c ∩ Q i, Q 2 i : = j | cos α ij · v i ≥ 0 ∧ ρ ij | sin α ij | > d c ∩ Q i, Q 3 i : = j | cos α ij · v i < 0 ∩ Q i.
The service composition component and the service recommendation component are two distinct modules that interact with each other in order to generate service-based software solutions that i) are formally correct with respect to user requests and ii) approximate implicit user requirements over time based on user ratings.
I thus tell you that I am formally opposed to any re-publication of The Poverty, by you or any other publishing house.
Except for this guy, who seems a tad less forgiving than most of his countrymen: I'm formally boycotting @DebAmlen's Onion AV Club crossword until I forget about her ridiculous @NYTimesWordplay #curling post #1manprotest — Kelso Mallette (@krusader42) 3 Feb 12 So, to recap, the main point of many of these lighthearted e-mails was that I am a twit.
Originally I said yes to being on the panel as well, but on reflection I'm formally standing down from that as I'd rather be independent of this whole thing than be seen to be favouring one platform (MySpace) over another, like Facebook, or whatever.
