Sentence examples for period form from inspiring English sources

With the exception of "The Saphead," an early work for hire that doesn't reflect much personal involvement, Keaton's films during this period form a tightly unified block.

Their images, captured over a four-year period, form the substance of an exhibition titled "Silver: a State of Mind," on view this month at the Buck Institute for Research on Aging in Novato, Calif., in Marin County.

One of Mr. Goodnough's most striking works from this period, "Form in Motion," is a large mural executed in 1967 for the Manufacturers Hanover Trust offices in Midtown Manhattan, its vigorous patches of color arrayed in an onrushing to-and-fro pattern suggestive of the pedestrian scrum on the city's sidewalks.

The Syrian Arab News Agency, a state-run broadcaster, quoted a statement from the Syrian military on Monday saying "the criminal acts of the terrorist groups during the truce period form clear evidence on the extent of the affiliation of these groups to international and regional sides which have no interest in the cessation of hostilities or putting an end to the suffering of the Syrian people".

Turning from the Edo period art form of kabuki to another popular Edo period form of expression, pornography, Takechi decided to enter the film industry through the new genre of low-budget, independent softcore sex-films that were becoming popular in Japan.

During a 30-month period form July 1993 to December 1995, 1793 site inspections wer conducted.

One possible explanation, Dr. Sohn said, is that carbon dioxide dissolved out of magma over a long period, forming a bubble of trapped gas perhaps five miles below the seafloor.

The period formed the background of some of his best-known works, among them the short-story collection Il taglio del bosco (1955; "Timber Cutting") and the novel Fausto e Anna (1952; Fausto and Anna), both semiautobiographical.

Ninety-one people attended the club during this period, forming the cohort; 76 of these were interviewed (response rate 84%).

Monumental stone pillar-gates, twenty-nine of which survive from the Han period, formed entrances of walled enclosures at shrine and tomb sites.

Temporal measurement, or chronometry, takes two distinct period forms: the calendar, a mathematical tool for organizing intervals of time, and the clock, a physical mechanism that counts the passage of time.