Sentence examples for and abbreviated from inspiring English sources

We love brief wars and abbreviated weapons, instant messaging and prescient gratification.

Some employers -- banks, with marbled, air-conditioned interiors and abbreviated hours -- exceed the new levels easily.

A sign indicated that the dress code forbade shirts without collars and "abbreviated wear".

Their compact and abbreviated style contributes to the difficulty of his philosophy.

There were corsets everywhere at the spring shows, and hobble skirts and abbreviated backless cowboy chaps.

The translation is unofficial and abbreviated, but will provide you with the court's reasoning.

Electrocardiographic classification and abbreviated lead system for population-based studies of Chagas' disease.

The form of the snout becomes more blunt and abbreviated with age.

Outcome measures include helmet use compliance, site/severity of injury and abbreviated injury scale (AIS).

It begins with a definition and abbreviated history of the field, highlighting its clinical roots.

Even when dialect is done brilliantly well, grammatical tics and abbreviated words can make it tricky to parse.