Sentence examples for said formed from inspiring English sources
Mr. Sábato, he said, formed part of an "the Argentine hypocrisy".
The other defendants are Aaron Malinsky, a real estate developer, and Dr. Michael S. Turano, a gynecologist who prosecutors said formed a close bond with Mr. Kruger.
Although Schlumberger jewelry, Mr. McGuire said, formed only a small part of Tiffany's $1.6 billion sales in 2000, his is nevertheless a name to reckon with among collectors.
Preceding "The Hamilton Mixtape" was an anthology of hip-hop classics — "Passin' Me By," "Juicy," "You Ain't a Killer" and "Renegade" — that Mr. Miranda said "formed the DNA of my brain".
His experience as a child of the Depression growing up in Brooklyn, Mr. Liebling said, formed an impulse throughout his career to "figure out where the pain was, to show things that people wouldn't see unless I was showing them".
Co-author Dr Joao Neto, from Sao Paulo State University in Brazil, said: "Formed in only seconds, these large pores are big enough to allow critical molecules such as RNA and proteins to easily escape cells".
"You tell him for me," he said, forming his hand into an inarticulate fist.
"I'll just nibble off you guys-zes," he said, forming the correct teenage plural possessive.
Zero," he said, forming a circle with his finger and thumb.
It "keeps going and going," Ms. Strazzera said, forming "beautiful, two-toned tubular bells" in mauve and purple.
The Greens have said forming government with the Coalition is "inconceivable", citing its policies on climate change and refugees.
