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He'd never been told to mind his own business quite so formally.

However, he did not study music formally, instead learning by himself.

He died five days after formally taking up the position.

She has since had two children, and formally became the king's wife in 2010.

I had only met the man once, and very formally at that.

They sat down formally in the room at the left.

Formally, it usually takes only about a year or less.

The building formally opened to the public in May 1908.

"The company is going through a process of trying to look at it more formally."

The name change will not happen formally until later this year, they said.

Even before the case is formally started, several countries are doing just that.

And they would have known if we had received you formally here, of course.

He also said "never was anything formally" brought to his attention.

Much of what has perhaps not yet happened formally is in fact already reality.

But I hope you will visit us less formally before then.

The room was not formally set up for an audience.

On Sunday the father formally asked for his son's return.

He had opened his arms, as though to formally present himself to her.

The couple had a number of children together, but were not formally married.

In 2010 the name of the organization was formally changed.

Although not formally a couple, the two begin to spend most of their time with each other.

But he has not yet formally proposed a way to do so.

She formally took the name of Rose at that time.

So on the 9th March 1935, the new church was formally opened.

However, the the college was not formally established until 1948.