Sentence examples for the form of a list from inspiring English sources
In 1926-27 Evans composed a "prose poem" that is really a diary in the form of a list.
SHOUTS & MURMURS about roadside produce stands, in the form of a list of prices, annotated with excuses for higher costs.
It takes the form of a list of "bequests," ironically conceived, made to friends and acquaintances before leaving them and the city.
Last Christmas he gave them his heart, in the form of a list of 15 sins he felt they were suffering from.
(Sontag's "Notes on 'Camp,'" to point to a famous example, takes the form of a list of fifty-eight numbered fragments).
The new entries range from the chocolate Afghan biscuit (a New Zealand speciality, topped with cocoa icing and half a walnut) and glamping (glamorous camping) to listicle – a usually derogatory term applied to an article presented wholly or partly in the form of a list that was first recorded in 2007.
To illustrate the used model of the interference classification, Fig. 4 shows the criteria for the forming of a list of blocked channels B v, depending on a measured level of the PU signal at the corresponding SU.
A second solution could take the form of providing a simple index in the form of a file list, such as generated by the Unix command ls -Rl > index.txt (which directs the creation of a list of all files and directories, recursively, and stores that list in a file named index.txt) at the root level of the directory.
This declaration would take the form of a simple list: it would state clearly which ministers and civil servants were responsible for the initial expenditure and for monitoring progress and performance.
In other words, the human brain can be awake and asleep at the same time.That evidence takes the form of a growing list of conditions in which wakefulness, REM and non-REM sleep appear to be mixed.
Spinoza longed for "the kind of knowledge of God that we have of the triangle," and he wrote his "Ethics" in the form of a numbered list of axioms and deductions — a form that he adopted from Euclid's treatise on geometry.
