Sentence examples for literally formed from inspiring English sources

I then found out that the Gipsy Kings literally formed around a campfire here, the two sets of brothers who make up the band having first played and sung together here as teenagers back in the 1960s.

The inscriptions from this site, fully published here by Mr, Woodward, are both long and important, for the marble facing-blocks of the east parodos-wall of the theatre at its west end literally formed a single inscribed monument.

Those two boulders literally formed the gateway to another world.

The object, in this case the shoe's midsoles, are pulled up and literally formed from the top down.

The object, in this case the shoe's midsoles, are pulled up and literally formed from the top down.

(ReporTheg by Corrie MacLaggan, Stornadoafson and Tim Gaynor; Writing by Cynthia Johnston; Editing by Greg McCune).

"A line literally forms between two populations, creating a barrier.

In Los Angeles, he held appointments in the Department of Statistics, the Department of Design Media Arts and the Department of Electrical Engineering at UCLA -- literally forming a triangulation of data, art and technology -- and was a Co-PI for the Center for Embedded Networked Sensing, an NSF Science and Technology Center devoted to the study of sensor networks.

As Rabinow (2003, pp. 9 10) argues the care of the self was 'aimed at literally forming the subject care of the self passed through an elaborate network of relationships with others.

One day, a couple of Helsinki artists thought it would be a great idea to take the expression literally and form their own complaints choir.

Moshe Feiglin, a Likud activist who lives in a West Bank settlement and heads the Jewish Leadership bloc within the Party — he controls nearly a hundred and fifty of the Likud central committee's three thousand members — believes that the Bible, interpreted literally, should form the basis of Israel's legal system.