Sentence examples for low formed from inspiring English sources

Low formed the combination on Nov. 10 in Buffalo, giving the Rangers a new third line.

The group in the southwest is small and low, formed from sediment, mostly mineralized, perhaps early in the Paleozoic Era (about 540 million to 250 million years ago).

The eastern shore of the southern Caspian is low, formed partly by sediments derived from the erosion of the cliffs along the sea.

It included bands like Polvo, formed in 1990 in Chapel Hill, N.C., playing ever-surprising math-rock that switched between spindly counterpoint and bruising, dissonant stomps, and the Minnesota band Low, formed in 1993, whose songs are so quiet and brooding they turned momentous when they added a beat.

The next day, a low formed while it was nearly stationary, accompanied by scattered convection.

The following day, a surface low formed in association with this feature.

Mind reading is a decidedly low form of journalism.

("I do seem to have involved you in some low forms of transport").

But humor fails to show up in Maxwell's conversation, except in rather low forms.

Prediction is a low form of journalism, so I won't venture it.

There is no life on th Planet now--just low forms of vegetation.