Sentence examples for which in the form of from inspiring English sources

One was the Spencer, which, in the form of a shorter, cavalry carbine, would become the more popular during the war.

Iridium is extremely rare on the surface of the earth, but more plentiful in meteorites, which, in the form of microscopic grains of cosmic dust, are constantly raining down on the planet.

Weddings bring out the snob in all of us we rate the flowers, we critique the toasts but no social hierarchy is more finely calibrated than the British class system, which, in the form of the peerage, is legally enshrined.

There is no question that there is indeed a murderous ideology which, in the form of the Isis death cult, is one of the most despicable political forces on earth today.

In the South, culinary tradition was largely shaped in rural kitchens with access to a restricted range of ingredients, notably corn and pork, which, in the form of superb ham, bacon, sausage and grits, still grace regional breakfast tables.

Weddings bring out the snob in all of us — we rate the flowers, we critique the toasts — but no social hierarchy is more finely calibrated than the British class system, which, in the form of the peerage, is legally enshrined.

Which arrives in the form of a world-weary charabanc.

Then there is the cost of creating the online company -- $5 million to $20 million, part of which is in the form of equity.

Local government officials asked for help from the military, which came in the form of helicopter gunships Tuesday morning.

They are all competing for the most lucrative adverts, which come in the form of video, where Facebook dominates.

gig, which came in the form of a personal request from the executive producer, John Wells, was a pleasant surprise.