Sentence examples for a new wording of from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, in recent updates this is no longer the case [ 49, 140], but taking a history of tics and close monitoring of coexisting tics are mandatory (see decision of the European Commission for a new wording of European Drug Administration Mandates being harmonized all over Europe, Homepage of EMEA 2009).

At times it sings "a new word of love" (shades of Robert Johnson's "Phonograph Blues"), at times it exudes "sympathy for death".

McCarver's partners attest to his intensity; his breadth of interests; his quirks (like slathering sandwiches with mayonnaise and craving crab bisque); and his desire to improve his language skills (injecting a new word of the day into his broadcasts).

At times it sings "a new word of love" (shades of Robert Johnson's "Phonograph Blues"), at times it exudes "sympathy for death". At the end of the novel, the hero goes marching toward an inferno of trench warfare, obliviously chanting the Schubert tune that the gramophone taught him.

(2) THERE'S a new word on the lips of Eurocrats at the moment: Brexit, short for British exit.

Apollonio, C. "Review of A New Word on the Brothers Karamazov edited by Robert Louis Jackson". Dostoevsky Studies IX (2005).

Find out about a new word for an old piece of technology: 'dumbphone'dumbphone

Taleb coins a new word for this unique kind of strength: antifragility.

We're going to need a new word to characterize this level of hypocrisy, folks.

In spite of this, the latest update caused much wailing and gnashing of teeth as "twerk" has been recognised as a new word worthy of inclusion.

"I've brought a thesaurus and a dictionary to help teach Gordon Ramsay a new word instead of the f-word," she said.