Sentence examples for Adding a few words from inspiring English sources

Adding a few words or a symbol to the package during a periodic refresh cycle will add little or no cost to designing and printing the label.

I can't resist adding a few words to Anthony Lane's terrific review of "Shame".

By David Denby December 7, 2011 I can't resist adding a few words to Anthony Lane's terrific review of "Shame".

Her version is way too spicy and exotic, and adding a few words in Arabic doesn't make the Moroccan characters feel any more authentic.

Requiring members of the clergy to report possible abuse by their colleagues would probably be more than a simple matter of adding a few words to the existing New York law.

In a spirit of validation, it might be worth trying to compile a list of books inspired by the second world war in the comments below – and maybe adding a few words about why they matter.

On Google, most ads are simply a few words of text set to the right of the main search results.

These ads are typically a few words on the side of a page of search results or text, and fetch Google anywhere from pennies to a couple of bucks.

Now the prospect of her ad-libbing more than a few words seems as unlikely as Aly Raisman free-styling a floor routine.

Says ad critic Bob Garfield, author of And Now a Few Words from Me, "A rising tide lifts all ships, but these people are draining the harbor".

I reviewed, reasonably favorably, a new play by Kenneth Lonergan, and wasn't surprised to see a few words from my notice posted in an ad.