Sentence examples for property form from inspiring English sources

After filing a lost property form in 1946, they heard in 1955 that their only remaining property in France was Peter's bike.

To make claims, people all over the world are reconstructing family histories and studying old documents, as Mr. Kaufman did when investigators sent him his family's property form.

And for fans of black humour, there was the irony of Dunstan's pre-fight comment "I'm looking for a stoppage" made roughly two-and-a-half minutes before the cruel and unforeseen stoppage that left the boxer filling in a lost property form for the gumshield, and any stray teeth that might have been lying around the stadium.

When the victim left Nigeria, he was a young boy with aspirations but the Edets abused him until he became timid, nervous  and obedient Detective Chief Inspector Phil Brewer Their victim made a bid for freedom in 2004 and went to a police station – but was sent away by a civilian member of staff with only a lost property form for his missing passport.

In its property form, the principle would say that a person can deserve something in virtue of a certain property only if the person actually has the property.

The philosophers are initially distinguished from non-philosophers because they answer questions like 'What is beautiful?' by identifying the non-sensible property (form) of beauty instead of some sensible property or particulars (474b-480a).

The ownership of private property formed their social and economic foundation — what we now call capitalism.

The English have a private, market-based idea of property, in contrast to the familial property forms of our continental neighbours.

Terraced gardens spread out from the front of the property, forming a verdant plateau, with expansive views of the surrounding cider orchards and patchwork-quilt countryside.

This property forms the basis of the fields of optics and optical communications and a myriad of related technologies, both mature and emerging.

In Ancient Society (1877) he attempted to link the evolution of kinship institutions to technological changes and the evolution of property forms.