Sentence examples for said to form from inspiring English sources

Fifteen monks came forward, he said, to form what they called the Sangga Kosahlal Apahwe, the Monks Representative Group.

The Paracelsian principle worked like the Aristotelian element to the extent that it showed no material consistency in the different substances of which it was said to form a part.

When an approximant articulation occurs at the same time as another articulation is being made at a different place in the vocal tract, the approximant is said to form a secondary articulation.

The film is thinking of Nicholas Hawksmoor's London churches, the locations of which can be said to form a squished five-pointed star, if you conveniently forget the one in Greenwich.

Then again, I readily concede that such images can be said to form part of the everyday normalisation of the way in which women are demeaned as sex objects.

They contend that as many as 120 Arabs and other non-Kurdish militants have arrived from Afghanistan to reinforce the 400 to 500 Kurds who are said to form the group's core.

"I now look forward," Abbott said, "to forming a government that is competent, that is trustworthy... a government that says what it means and means what it says".

It was a mistake, she says, to form a coalition with the Conservative Party.Members are "pensive", says Mark Pack, co-editor of an influential Lib Dem blog.

You could find the voices of all these leaders outside of just snippets of what they would say to form a certain attitude".

What would you say to forming The Beatles - The Next Generation, with Sean Lennon, Dhani Harrison and Zak Starkey [Ringo Starr's son]?

They are said to have formed cells in those countries, apparently operating with a degree of independence but also forming alliances with one another.