Sentence examples for the forms of a from inspiring English sources

Across the way, some beaded crowns and coronets borrow the forms of a bishop's miter and a British barrister's wig.

The gold and silver lace at the neck, the apron skirt, and the five metallic rosettes across the chest recall the forms of a Gothic cathedral.

In a combat that was reenacted in a yearly equestrian ritual, Tishtrya and Apausha, assuming the forms of a white stallion and a horse of horrible description, respectively, battle along the shores of the Varu-Karta sea.

The nkongi, a group of fetishes characteristic of the coast and the Mayombé forest, consist mainly of human figures, but there are some that combine the forms of a dog and a leopard, sometimes with two heads.

The roads themselves are a sign of the times: For every old two-lane track winding through the countryside past one-light homes and endless fields, nearby lie the forms of a new highway cutting its way toward tomorrow.

Although this system is more rudimentary even than the monadic LPC (of which it is a fragment), the forms of a wide range of inferences can be represented in it.

Hardly the form of a steeplechasing giant.

The piece takes the form of a series of betrayals.

The form of a life is only a frame.

The stabilisers come in the form of a black pencil.

The devil took the form of a mariachi band member.