formed

IPA: fˈɔrmd

Examples of "formed" in Sentences

As soon as the word formed in my mind, I shook my head.
All thoughts of hiding fled as her name formed on his tongue.
The comparative and the superlative form are formed analytically.
The name formed from the initials of Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass is an acronym.
Those are just initials, not an abreviation of the words, nor a new word formed from the initials.
He had early in his term formed a post-partisan partnership on some issues with then state Controller Steve Westly, later one of Obama's earliest and biggest backers.
Proceeding on these data, M. M.reau de Jonnes has formed a table, showing, 1. the maximum in Roman measures, the same as the established imperial edict; and 2. the mean price of objects _formed from_ half the maximum, and reduced into French measures.
The first _he_, in the seventh example, is, in the opinion of some, nom. to _can hear_ understood; but Mr. N.R. Smith, a distinguished and acute grammarian, suggests the propriety of rendering the sentence thus; "He that formed the ear, _formed it to hear_; can he not hear?"