| These militating consumers experience the frontiers of morality, especially when they are widely involved in the foruming activity. |
| A circle of broad leaves pressed against the ground, foruming what is known as a rosette growth, effectually bars the approach of any other plant. |
| Some of the difficulties of market allocation, however, can be overcome by foruming associations of water users, such as the conservancy districts in Ohio. |
| I have formed an Auxiliary Society about two months ago in the town, and intend foruming one on the West coast as soon as circumstances will admit. |
| An express, which came to them yesterday from the pretender, will put them in a better condition for foruming a plan. |
