Sentence examples for usual form of from inspiring English sources

4. Accentual-syllabic verse, the usual form of English poetry.

"It's not a usual form of hazing," he said.

(The usual form of the name is now deoxyribose).

However, what you originally established as your usual form of lovemaking cannot be changed overnight.

Although regulation remains the most usual form of environmental policy, green taxes are gaining ground.

The modified criterion provides considerable computational advantage over the usual form of the criterion.

The symmetry is a little obscured in the usual form of Maxwell's equations, which uses electric and magnetic fields.

In the 10th and 9th centuries bce, monarchy was the usual form of government in the Greek states.

Chairs became slightly more common, though even in Elizabeth's own palaces, stools were the usual form of seating.

It's standard; an all too usual form of buyer's remorse — only Clare's experiencing it prior to sale.

The usual form of a sympodium is a horizontal rootlike stem structure called a rhizome that terminates each "branch".