Sentence examples for a verb of from inspiring English sources

Telling me about it, she asserted that share has become a verb of assault disguised as magnanimity.

Then, just as medal was verbed to describe the act of winning a medal, podium could follow suit as a verb of achievement.

Lida Maxwell, who teaches in the politics department at Trinity College, writes about the verb "to have," which she suggests can be interpreted not as a verb of possession but "in the way we might 'have' a meeting, or a dinner party, or a conference, or a convention.

Recall that yi is derived from a verb of holding/carrying.

While some languages may use a verb of volition in invitations, Finnish speakers use the conditional mood.

For these objections did not essentially depend on a verb of action figuring in the antecedent of the analyzing conditional.

In fact, it has made a verb out of his confirmation battle.

It's an adjective for some, a noun for others, and a verb for most of the Christian world.

But the use of a verb form of a brand name is not just an issue of style, but also a legal one.

There ought to be a verb for this kind of involuntary donation.

The process begat a verb, "to bork," meaning vilification of a nominee on ideological grounds.