(1) They both just said, u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510So, are you going to the formal with anyone yet?u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb

(2) He said that the audits were not documented because no formal complaint was brought against her.

(3) The formal gardens include collections of roses, rhododendrons and magnolias.

(4) The exhibition, in storyboard form, explores the history of the Whitton Dean estate, recreating the house and what was once the most exquisite formal garden in the Twickenham area.

(5) He was a bit formal with me

(6) Even if someone was formal with him, they would have to be familiar with biochemical jargon and terminology, or Edward would act condescendingly to them.

(7) I have no real formal music training, like every other punk who gets a keyboard for his bar mitzvah.

(8) Even if they gave birth, they were not thought of as members of the formal family - their status was just a little higher than that of the maids.

(9) He made a formal complaint

(10) Authors Courter and Marquis wrote the book using a fairly friendly and slightly formal style.

(11) Whoever said that Germans were a formal people?

(12) But my personal favourite was Ballyvolane, a six bedroomed Italianate house with a lovely formal walled garden with dovecote behind, and its own fishing lakes in front.

(13) Such writings were highly formal exercises in style and rhetoric, often delighting in dialectically arguing for and against a particular topic.

(14) There are no distinct actors to give it formal content.

(15) Everywhere she went, the girls talked of dresses, hair, make-up, and most of all, dates for the formal .

(16) Our daughter has worked hard for this moment, tackling her studies with an intensity that can only come from trying to get everything done before the spring formal .

(17) This makes the diction simple and easy to understand with humorous differences between this writing style and other more formal ones.

(18) It was written by her husband, yet its style was rigidly formal , consistently using her surname alone.

(19) By combining formal knowledge with real world experience and new ideas or perspectives, the construction of new knowledge occurs.

(20) Mark mentally brushed up on the formal dinner etiquette he had learned at the various classes his parents had forced him to go to.