Sentence examples for a plural verb from inspiring English sources

This construction demands a plural verb in the relative clause.

"News and entertainment" are two things; the compound subject needs a plural verb.

As we have often noted, this construction should take a plural verb in the relative clause.

Recorded announcement: This construction should have a plural verb in the relative clause.

Compound subjects ("trial and retrial") need a plural verb: "have attracted," not "has".

It's at best awkward to use a plural verb when "and her cello" is in parentheses.

I'd cite sources like Merriam-Webster's Dictionary of English Usage, which notes that "media" is sometimes a collective noun, adding "a collective noun can take either a singular or plural verb".

Suetonius quotes it with a third-person plural verb (salutant, meaning "they/those salute/greet"), and Cassius quotes it with a first-person plural verb (, meaning "we salute/greet").

We lost track of the grammar en route and ended up with a singular subject and plural verb.

Recorded announcement; let's hear it from The Times's stylebook this time: [N]ote the plural verb in a construction like She is one of the people who love the Yankees.

"Decades" is plural and seems to require the plural verb "show".