Sentence examples for ABC from inspiring English sources
The word 'ABC' is correct and usable in written English as it is an acronym for the first three letters of the alphabet and is commonly used in many different contexts
You can use 'ABC' when teaching children the alphabet, for example: "The first three letters of the alphabet are A, B, and C." It can also be used to refer to something simple or basic, for example: "I need to go back to the ABCs of cooking before I can attempt this recipe." 'ABC' can also be used in business or finance as an abbreviation for "American Broadcasting Company" or as a term for the basic principles or fundamentals, for example: "The ABCs of investing include diversification and risk management."
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The alphabet.
- Do you know your ABC? (U.S.: Do you know your ABCs?)
He has told ABC radio he made the remarks "in the heat of anger and frustration".
Earlier on Thursday, Eddie Obeid told ABC radio there was only a 1% chance he would be prosecuted over his conduct, and that the "Hollywood-style" Icac report was "all about grabbing media headlines".
It was the number one show in every city on Wednesday and peaked at almost 3m viewers nationally, eclipsing shows on other networks such as The Weekly with Charlie Pickering on ABC which averaged 556,00 in the five capital cities.
The senators had also been made aware of the plight of the producer and, under pressure from the committee and the union, the ABC overturned the decision at the 11th hour.
Environment minister Greg Hunt has been out and about this morning on the ABC and on the doors at Parliament, "hoping and expecting but not presuming" the new senate will pass the carbon tax repeal bills, driving the final nail into the heart of Labor's emissions trading scheme.
But ITV can take some consolation from the fact that Strictly Come Dancing judges Len Goodman and Bruno Tonioli have set a precedent and already appear as judges on both BBC1's Strictly Come Dancing and its American equivalent Dancing with the Stars, which airs on the US network ABC.
Previous winners include Latika Bourke of Fairfax Media and Sophie McNeil of the ABC.
Appearing on ABC at the end of a week in which he declared a run for the Democratic nomination well to the left of Clinton, the independent senator from Vermont said on his first day as a candidate he had attracted 100,000 supporters and raised $1.5m at an average donation of $43.
The restructure of ABC news after the Coalition's $254m budget cut led to the position of assistant chief of staff disappearing.
Sources say the ABC newsroom was in chaos on Monday as news executives scrambled to coordinate the rolling coverage across platforms without her expertise, leading to tempers flaring.
The night before the election, the prime minister was interviewed by Anton Enus on SBS news and he was asked "are the ABC and SBS in the firing line?" His answer was clear as crystal, and I suspect it will haunt him for the rest of his tenure.
