Sentence examples for it should form from inspiring English sources
In May 1895, David Taylor, a foreman at the company, which built battleships for the Royal Navy on the Thames at Blackwall, suggested it should form its own football club.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, given how the subcommittee presented research into dementia as the solution to a healthcare 'shortage', the DHSS welcomed its proposals and 'agreed that it should form the basis of a statement of joint MRC/Health Department policy'.
If such a neutrino collided with a chlorine atom, it should form a radioactive argon nucleus.
It should form roots in a week or so and begin sprouting from the top.
It was up to Japan to weigh the risks and benefits of nuclear power to determine whether it should form part of the nation's energy supply, he said.
Foley said the reason it hasn't been included in an interim report on the investigation was a "question for the Malaysians", but it should form part of a final report.
It feels appropriate that cosmology should form the underlying basis of Neal Stephenson's vertiginous new novel.
It was odd that England should form a guard of honour for Michael Clarke when he arrived at the crease but not unprecedented.
That is as it should be, because figures should form the basis on which governments decide whether or not to spend money on trying to stop climate change.
Therefore, these genes should form an operon.
