Sentence examples for the form it takes from inspiring English sources
Suzanne Mettler explores this "government-citizen disconnect," describing the form it takes and probing its causes.
The idea persists although the form it takes continually changes.
"I think the form it takes is critical.
The form it takes may vary for each individual, not unlike other illnesses.
The good news is that the form it takes is largely up to you.
The subject is man, not words; story is all, the form it takes is secondary".
They said that depending on the form it took, a repeat could cripple communications.
"Insisting or forcing political life to return to the form it took in the winter — though that was very attractive, bright and emotional — is pointless," he said.
A massive rescue was essential, but the form it took embodied, at least partly, a tougher European stance intended to share the burden between taxpayers and private creditors.
Augustus had not designed the form it took, but his wise opportunism had permitted a constitution to emerge which had an organic vitality because it fitted the facts.
To have a poem turned down by Hitchcock was an unusually memorable event because of the form it took.
