Sentence examples for acronyms are from inspiring English sources

Acronyms are annoying.

Some acronyms are standing the test of time.

Those bill names that make perfect acronyms are no coincidence.

WHEREVER trade goes, acronyms are sure to follow.

Acronyms are also making the jump to speech.

Acronyms are welcome: MAW stands for "model, actor, whatever" and can denigrate aspirants of either sex.

Just remember that most acronyms are three or four letters long.

Because, you see, Alan, all these acronyms are about one word: REGULATION.

Nominal attribution is also informal: some acronyms are unspecified, and some first names are lacking.

Acronyms are words formed by taking the first initial or other parts of words from a compound term.

It's difficult to make a bureaucratic process sexy, no matter how many fun acronyms are thrown around.