1.   Midlands have little form and against the South showed a defensive bias and no discernible pattern.

2.   Suppose that the labour supply function has the form.

3.   The powers and authorities were understood to have particular forms in the first century.

4.   The corresponding functions for a rod and a sphere have different forms.

5.   These women were either married, cohabiting or were having some form of a relationship with these men.

6.   Because superiority was so uncertain for the individual, it had to have one form that was permanent and secure.

7.   Such families are also more likely to have dangerous forms of heating, and less likely to be insured against damage by fire.

8.   Neither the trustees of the estate nor the outraged relatives have any form of legal redress.

9.   I seem to have every form the Inland Revenue has ever published at the moment.

10.   And, statistics would tell us, that actually twenty-five per cent of the work force have some form of income protection, which is great news.