Sentence examples for some formalities from inspiring English sources

Still, some formalities apply.

Updated at 10.54pm BST 10.05pm BST Rouhani begins with an invocation and some formalities.

@stephenfry #nswssm pic.twitter.com/HXrPVJelGc October 31, 2013 Nick Sundich (@NSunners) 4 Days until history is made #nswssm #marriageequality #ItsTime #nswpol November 10 , 201311.07pm GMT The NSW Legislative Council has some formalities to get through before we get to the same-sex marriage bill thought MLC Penny Sharpe has signalled there will definitely be a vote on the bill today.

But read the brief account of Jim Maxwell, the Australian broadcaster whom Roebuck, faced with the prospect of a serious police charge and with officers present, had asked to come to his room, and you get a vivid picture of a tormented man, in need of support, but, with Maxwell asked to vacate the room after a matter of a few minutes to complete some formalities, being allowed none.

He also wrote: "I think the decision to release me has been taken - just some formalities... Inshallah".

This is not simply some formality.

As a man, he was of some formality and dignity, and charm".

VERY GOOD ATMOSPHERE: Cherry wood, frosted glass partition and fake marbled yellow walls lend some formality to the dining room.

"We will always help you," Richard said, conscious of trying to gather some formality, a sense of fatherly occasion.

"I think it will be enjoyable to see him celebrated and see him put some formality to what we all thought was the truth already.

The first time you meet, instead of being all smiles and wanting to become friends right away, there has to be some formality, some conversation, before gradually becoming close.