Sentence examples for and that the words from inspiring English sources

And that the words of the nunc dimittis would take on a deeper urgency as our time grew short, a request to simply go in peace.

It is possible that he said only Sic semper tyrannis, onstage or off, and that the words were easily misheard by a stunned audience: "The South is avenged".

— that movies take liberties, and that the words "based on a true story" or "inspired by true events" appearing before the opening titles offer at best a loose and flimsy tether to reality.

When my phone rang with "unknown number" on the screen, I knew it was her and that the words, "This is a call from a federal prison," would soon follow.

It is not incidental that most of the efforts to break through the language boundaries are coming from female writers, and that the words are frequently put in the mouths of female characters.

In the Madison case, opponents of saying the pledge said that it was militaristic and that the words "under God," which were added to the pledge in 1954, were a religious reference that did not belong in public schools.

Dana: And that was the words that people used when we interviewed them, who flew in.

And that was the word most puzzlingly omitted from Trickett's talk.

And that's the word to use, "amazement".

"Everybody is talking about how brilliant we were - and that's the word other people have used - against Middlesbrough.

They argue that words are built by putting together sounds, and that, while the words are meaningful, the component sounds are not meaningful in themselves.