Sentence examples for real in the form of from inspiring English sources

Now it could become real, in the form of the European Space Agency (ESA) Cluster II mission.

Elson herself has been in possession of this Arcadia made real, in the form of an advance pair of short rough boots that she's been wearing so solidly for the past couple of months that the soles, she proudly admits, have almost worn through.

The dance historian Claudia Jeschke, together with Robert Atwood, has reconstructed some of these dances, and the three shown here offer a fascinating glimpse into technique of the era, as well as into two concurrent preoccupations: a fascination with the real, in the form of national dances, and with the exotic and otherworldly.

In 1987, six years after AIDS became an officially recognized disease, the heartbreak of the epidemic was made real in the form of a huge, 1,920 panel quilt created to commemorate the first victims of the disease.

Another mother had prevented her 9-year old son from playing an aggressive game: "He says he can distinguish between what's real and what's not real but what's not real is coming into the real world in the form of his aggression".

He thinks real estate in the form of both hard real estate and real estate investment trusts will perform well though "as today's existing home sales numbers reveal, it will not be linear".

For the first time since the campaign began there was real data, in the form of entrance polls and actual caucus results, and that data debunked several of the theories that had been bouncing around the news media for months.

Fortunately, for accessibility and simplification, you can purchase real estate in the form of mutual funds and ETFs that own REITs and other real estate investments.

And there is real change in the form of the Liberal Democrats.

A simulation uses a mathematical description, or model, of a real system in the form of a computer program.

Then House and Senate leaders saw the opportunity to add precious Capitol Hill real estate in the form of hearing rooms and offices.