Sentence examples for war formula from inspiring English sources

Adapting Warhammer's fantasy setting rejuvenates the rigid Total War formula, while Games Workshop's tabletop favourite benefits from a video game that's actually, well, good.

In comparing next year's Phillies staff with the likes of the 1976 Mets (Tom Seaver, Jon Matlack, Jerry Koosman, and Mickey Lolich) or the 2004 Red Sox (Curt Schilling, Pedro Martinez, Derek Lowe, Tim Wakefield) and others, the stat-comfy Forman likes to employ the Wins Above Replacement, or WAR, formula.

As far as I'm concerned, The Creative Assembly has now perfected the Total War formula, so to play another might result in feelings of, "Oh, this again.

WAR formulas attempt to account for this positional difference in a systematic way.

Simenon later claimed protection under a popular post-war formula in France - that he worked "under" the Nazis rather than for them - and the liberation government, despite investigation, found insufficient evidence to deport or execute him.

There are moments when "The Last Jedi" questions the "Star Wars" formula in a deeper way.

The challenge for JJ Abrams in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, released on 17 December, is to balance the desire of ageing fanboys to see the Star Wars formula evolve, with that of the new generation of young imaginations to whom these mythic stories will be entirely new.

Yet those made tend to avoid the old war film formula - read, most of all, World War II war films - with its central purpose to entertain and rally the home front with their one dimensional characters - read, most of all, John Wayne - the embodiment of simple, clear-cut patriotic values.

(They also might have tried using the C.I.A.'s First World War-era formula for invisible ink, but it can be tough to find nitrate of silver in bulk).

Though all-black minstrel shows began to tour shortly after the American civil war, the basic formula remained unchanged.

The all-out Breast vs. Formula war.