Sentence examples for a dictionary that lists from inspiring English sources

For differences between U.S. and Commonwealth English, consult a dictionary that lists both.

I prefer a dictionary that gives the most common meaning first, then lists the others, with the least common last.

Nintendo World Report's review of the DS version of My French Coach called the game's reference section "a very handy travel dictionary", noting that having a dictionary list and a phrasebook with audio files that could bookmark chosen phrases was "an absurd value".

Dictionary.com, the popular online dictionary that draws from a range of American dictionaries, offers a much more limited selection of usage quotations.

We found that we need a dictionary of about 300 cipher suite lists with assigned User-Agents.

These stories are listed, by title, in a thick, moldy dictionary that we drop on our own heads.

The final comment is about the stop list dictionary that, at first glance, may look like a set of arbitrary words.

They own the state franchise for Voter Contact Services, a national company that combines registration lists, phone lists, census data -- even a dictionary of ethnic surnames -- to create custom-made mailing labels and computer discs for clients.

A common case is that of a list equality function, that can receive an equality function for list elements, instead of a dictionary containing also an unused inequality function.

A dictionary of such methods was created to list popular enhanced sampling methods.

Partners HealthCare uses a coded problem list with a dictionary lookup (and the option to use free-text entries).