Sentence examples for abbreviated it from inspiring English sources

According to the concept of dialectical materialism — "diamat," as its adherents often abbreviated it — the triumph of the Soviet Union under the leadership of Joseph Stalin was not a contingent event but the necessary result of an age-old process of class conflict.

(In 1980 he abbreviated it into a "Suite of Dances").

The other night in Des Moines he abbreviated it to merely "terrors".

"So I abbreviated it, and it became my thing, my catchphrase.

Jack Cushman, an editor here, poked his head into my office to say that he associated himself with the sentiment but would not have abbreviated it that way.

Aware that my grandfather's name had been Karnovsky before he abbreviated it, I reckoned that perhaps I could claim a connection to Armstrong and bask in the reflected glow of his glory.

The shift toward more private and anonymous sharing continues, and today another new application called Shortwave (or Shrtwv, as they're now abbreviating it, to eliminate confusion with another Shortwave) is officially debuting its own take on the trend with an app for anonymous sharing of both photos and thoughts.

What if thousands of people spell her name wrong or somehow abbreviate it?

T. S. Eliot appropriated the line for his poem "Little Gidding," but he had the good sense to abbreviate it.

Interestingly, according to his email address, Andi's full name is Andrew, which suggests he has chosen to abbreviate it.

He suffered from being short, with divorced parents and even after abbreviating it, and dropping the umlaut a foreign name.