Sentence examples for of a format from inspiring English sources

2. (of a format control) a format argument.

Another show that needs a bit of a format reno is The Voice Kids.

Yet the candidates participate only with the guarantee of a format that defies meaningful discourse.

Most tapeless camcorders, on the other hand, store video in a variation of a format called MPEG-2.

With Agassi and Sampras declining to play because of a format that crowds their loaded schedules, Woodruff and Gambill are probable members.

Dungeons and Dragons, first published in 1974, is the old and venerable grandaddy of a format that once looked as if it might vanish, but has been revived.

"Watch What Happens Live" was envisioned as a 12-week test of a format that Bravo has long wanted: a live, topical talk show.

But in something of a format twist, Bernie Sanders – an old-school socialist – has crowdfunded himself into a credible position for the Democratic nomination.

Some, including Woods, still question the fairness of a format that could have had one player winning the first three events and losing the FedEx Cup.

More heat than light as the result of a format that forced superficiality on the – I want to say contestants – participants.

A lot of A-format paperbacks, the size associated with blockbusters and beach reads, have been "bulked" to produce that apparently highly desirable "brick of a book" look.