Sentence examples for time formed from inspiring English sources

Almost certainly not, though reprisals were common in those days and for a time formed part of security policy.

The company discharged millions of gallons of trichlorethylene and other solvents that, over time, formed an underground plume of hazardous chemicals.

Another lump of ignorance (which had enabled the old generalisation to exist) was removed, and a new generalisation, that of universal gravitation, was after a time formed.

For some reason, not distinctly disclosed by the record, the city abandoned the scheme it had at one time formed, of constructing its own system of waterworks.

A comparison of abortion, contraceptive prevalence rate (CPR), desired fertility, and total fertility rate (TFR) over time formed the basis of the study.

The Akkadian preterite i-prus '(he) divided' and present tense i-parras '(he) is dividing' provide another example, this time formed on the root √prs.

His Polaroids from this time form an impressive social archive: Ozzie Clark, Clarissa Dalrymple, Henry Geldzahler.

They saw, in each other, what they wanted and wasted no time forming a musical alliance.

A "Trenchcoat Mafia" would have a tough time forming at a smaller school.

There are other groups that would have a hard time forming at smaller schools too.

(The two pieces will interact at solstice time, forming a giant sundial).