Sentence examples for private formal from inspiring English sources

The boundaries are irremediably blurred — between public and private, formal and casual, high, middle and low.

The report, The End of Formal Adult Social Care?, warned of a polarisation of care in the future, with one section of society able to afford private formal care and another relying on family or other informal care.

The first minister and the Emperor were standing at the Khwabgah, the Place of Dreams, looking out over the still surface of the Anup Talao, the monarch's private, formal pool, the Pool Without Peer, the best of all possible pools, of which it was said that when the kingdom was in trouble its waters would send a warning.

That pool, he added, is four times greater than the assets of Haiti's 123 largest private formal enterprises, 11 times greater than the deposits in Haitian banks and 158 times the value of all direct foreign investment in the country up to 1995.

The ESWB are a collection of plant-level surveys meant to be representative of a country's non-agricultural private formal economy.

These institutions may be public or private, formal or informal, rural or urban.

The estate's 66 acres have been turned into a private arboretum; formal gardens take up several acres.

John Guare, a genial, vocal, six-foot-four man, who is as rumpled, public, and extroverted as Adele is soignee, private and formal, has come to be regarded by the Academy's trustees as an indispensible asset.

A pool house, two infinity-edge swimming pools, a wine cave, private cellars, formal gardens, an olive grove and three vineyards fill the remaining grounds.

A pool house, two infinity-edge swimming pools, a wine cave, private cellars, formal gardens, an olive grove and three vineyards make up the grounds.

Entertainment can be public or private, involving formal, scripted performance, as in the case of theatre or concerts; or unscripted and spontaneous, as in the case of children's games.