Sentence examples for always a word from inspiring English sources

There is always a word I'm chasing inside and outside of my body, a word inside another word, scanning the O.E.D. for soot-covered roots: 1577, 1584, 1608 . . .

"That's not always a word that you hear used for boys," one said.

There is always a word that makes you positive.

Always a warm smile, always a kind word and always a good joke (well, maybe not always).

He'd always have a word though you'd never get any sense.

We went to Emerald Isle for a week every September and were always oceanfront, a word that suggested a certain degree of entitlement.

In a corner somewhere you can always find a word or two on my topic, adequate despite being squeezed so tight.

The word was first applied to the prophecies of the Erythraean, which were written on leaves and arranged so that the initial letters of the leaves always formed a word.

The rule is feel and convention, but it is arbitrary.To those who say "but this is inconsistent," the reply is that we can't be fully consistent, and always import a word's full morphology from its host language.

These honor "steadfast resistance to evil at great personal risk," going to recipients who, in keynoter Hodding Carter III's words, "are always just a word or phrase away from the third rail".

4. Early adopters become new evangelists - Books have always been a word of mouth business, and ebooks are no different.