Sentence examples for out forming from inspiring English sources

A few paintings or paintinglike objects stand out, forming little oases of thought, concentration and effort.

As the water cools, the minerals precipitate out, forming intricate, honeycombed structures.

On the other hand, as Friedman pointed out, forming a currency union means sacrificing flexibility.

Miliband has ruled out forming a coalition with the SNP and has dismissed the idea of agreeing less formal deals.

On Wednesday, he ruled out forming a national unity government should he fail to win an outright majority.

So, in the early hours of Saturday morning, the marines fanned out, forming a perimeter around the property.

But Labour leader Ed Miliband and Clegg have ruled out forming a coalition or agreeing to a less formal deal with the SNP.

He said there was "no prospect of the Coalition forming government with the Greens" but repeatedly refused to rule out forming minority government with independents.

For the first time that day the sun came out, forming a kaleidoscope of blues on the bottom on the pool.

In a few minutes, it was dark, and the stars came out, forming a dome of light so bright you could almost read a book.

He did not rule out forming a minority government with independents and did not reject a characterisation that Bishop's comments meant the Coalition would consider doing so.