Sentence examples for abbreviated thing from inspiring English sources

Like the abbreviated thing was good enough, or the acronym".

Even last time, with an abbreviated campaign, he said things that got his wife in trouble.

Not to brag or anything, but we were way ahead of the blade with the complete tutorial we gave you in our first book, Bitches on a Budget, but just in case you've forgotten the lesson, here is an abbreviated primer on all things whiskey.

Most important is the abbreviated timing of the special election.

There will be some things that are unnecessarily abbreviated, so if you don't think it needs to be abbreviated, you don't have to.

Founded by a Wharton grad in 2002 in the name of educating the public on "the history, evolution and cultural significance of human sexuality," the Museum has already done the honorable New York tourist spot thing and taken on an abbreviated name (MoSex).

Some abbreviations are best kept abbreviated, such as GCSE.

It is as though scientists were to explain the behavior of the mosquito by showing it to have a gene for being annoying... Now we explain things by reference to an abbreviated SLC6A4 gene on chromosome 17q12, and feel much superior for it.

"How did you find out?" I gave her an abbreviated version of the story, leaving out the things we heard on Alan's radio.

As we stood next to a huge display about the Internet of Things - or IoT as it is abbreviated - I asked Samsung's connected-home chief Yoon Lee to define it.

Rumor has it that the two sides might have things worked out by the end of the day today, and that there might be some kind of abbreviated season after all, but as of right now things are still pretty much fucked.