Sentence examples for its first form from inspiring English sources

Allow it to be whatever it is in its first form, messy, scattered, rubbish.

It was pretty barebones in its first form, released by its Israeli student creators in November 1996, but over the next year had versions available for Windows 95, 3.1 (not everyone wanted to upgrade) and Macs (presumably System 7).

Of course, history in its first form is still a bare-bones account.

In its first form, the fort was a simple field fortification of shallow ditches, earth banks, and timber palisades.

Its first form, Ada 83, was not fully object-oriented, but the subsequent Ada 95 provided objects and the ability to construct hierarchies of them.

The British validation of the Mau Mau claims – and its first form of an apology for modern empire – offers its citizens an opportunity to understand more fully the unholy relationship between liberalism and imperialism, and the impacts not only on the elderly Kikuyu, but on themselves.

A couple of years later, it got back its sixth form.

But my resistance did little to quell the growth; it had already began to mutate into its second form: the appreciation mark.

It has 1,300 pupils aged 11 16 and 80 students in its sixth form.

It has 140 students aged 11 16 and 20 members of its sixth form and was rated as "good" in its 2007 Ofsted report.

Impington offers the international baccalaureate in its sixth form rather than A-levels.