form period BrE
form time BrE
homeroom AmE , also: homeroom hour AmE , also: homeroom lesson AmE

This replaces traditional form time at the start of the day.

The council meet regularly - usually every other Thursday during extended form time.

Each day starts with a 15 minute form time, where a roll is taken and daily notices are read.

The forming time decreased steeply when the gas pressure or temperature was increased.

Six lessons and form time make up the daily timetable and the day ends at 4.00 p.m.

Form time to time, priests and popes have given their opinion.

At a particular temperature, the forming time reduced as the forming pressure was increased.

This all means that the school day is simplified and made shorter, having school clubs in form time.

In the early years pamphlets were reviewed form time to time, but this practice was soon discontinued.

Similarly at a given forming pressure, forming time decreased with an increase in temperature.

Military symbols for agents change form time to time for administrative reasons as well.

These forms are used during 'form time' and occasions such as sport days or are remembered during mass at the end of every term.

The Man in Black: A mysterious shotgun-wielding person which appears form time to time.

The school timetable on Thursdays differs to that on the other days of the week, to allow an extended Form Time for pupils with their form tutor.

"It does not make much sense to reinvent the wheel every time we have some sort of a disaster - and, unfortunately, disasters do occur form time to time."

In so doing, he brings an excruciating reality and claustrophobia to the act of figure painting, creating an admittedly fascinating surface that seems to demand viewing time equal to its forming time.

If they are worth anything they ought to withstand a bit of assailing form time to time, especially from those of us who are hardly worthy of Hitchens' shadow.

In 1989, it was announced that Warner Communications was to merge with Time Inc. to form Time Warner, a transaction that was completed in 1990.

The SMS text system is also used to inform parents of other incidences such as the pupil not registering during form time, or an exceptional piece of work being handed in.

Forms Time Robo Alpha's right leg, Time Robo Beta's right arm, and Time Jet Gamma's left wing.

In around 1999 the school adopted its "consequence" system, part of the Bilton "Achievement" and Recognition System, within which pupils would be issued with certain consequences for bad behaviour during form time.

As we advanced farther along the building, we were struck with the aspect of four or five hideous old wretches, on whose decrepit forms time and tattooing seemed to have obliterated every trace of humanity.

The groupings and activities within a tutor group vary between schools and age groups; generally speaking primary students remain in their form groups for the majority of the time and there is no clear 'form time'.

Many studies were made to obtain the dome height with respect to the forming time useful to the process designer for the selection of initial blank thickness as well as non-uniform thinning in the dome after forming.

In the first race, the reporter carefully checked The Racing Form times and weather conditions and distances of past performances as well as breeding and training and jockey - then he picked a colt named Harry L. Why?