Sentence examples for POTUS from inspiring English sources
The word "POTUS" is usable in written English and is well written
It is typically used as an acronym for "President of the United States" in political contexts or discussions. Example: "POTUS delivered a speech addressing climate change at the summit." Alternatives include "the President" or "the Commander-in-Chief."
proper noun
Acronym of President of the United States
Using Twitter, she said: "I've seen tacky people … but rarely seen someone as tacky as ElizabethLauten for slamming the children of the POTUS".
Essentially, high levels of public opposition are not a good reason for Mr Obama to refrain from intervening.I dearly hope that the policy documents the State Department is now drawing up regarding American military aid to Syrian rebel groups do not read "Goal: Keep POTUS from looking like a wuss".
Recently, he has co-directed a metafilm about the gay S&M thriller Cruising; held an exhibition of his artwork about his public/private personas; and written a poem marking Obama's inauguration in which he imagines essaying the role of POTUS.
It seems like just yesterday I was shopping for myself at deep-discount sales in celebration of Washington, Lincoln, and other POTUS, past and present.
I can think of several nightmares that would cost H.R.C. more R.E.M. sleep than an E.W. run for POTUS.
There was also a constant flow of "pool reports" — summaries from the rotating group of reporters who accompany the President of the United States (potus) or the First Lady (flotus) to private events.
If you haven't spent time in the vicinity of a sitting Vice-President of the United States — in White House lingo, a v-potus — it's surprising how much apparatus is involved.
It would be hard to find a purer example of what might be called POTUS-splaining.
"Mr @POTUS," began @ZCarlander, based out of Sweden, "in the state of the union speech you said that climate change is a national security issue.
