Sentence examples for another word from from inspiring English sources

Take another word from The Tempest.

Ms. Wasescha never heard another word from Venus Clemons.

The Raj? Another word from India: British rule there.

I was the only haole (white person — another word from Michener) in the water.

"Aaron," my mother said, "I never want to hear another word from you.

Let's not hear another word from the defenders of TTIP until they have answered this question.

WANDOUGHT: noun, A feeble, puny, weak creature; a silly, sluggish, worthless man, another word for impotence, from the Dictionary of the Scots Language.

And yet her personal history is leveraged so that her paintings seem at once autobiographically specific and universal — another word struck from the postmodern lexicon.

There is another word, borrowed from German and used in English, which has a very similar meaning.

But on his way, another word comes from the centurion: I am not worthy!

I told him, 'I can't be proud of you when you talk like that.' He told me he was sorry, and I didn't hear another bad word from him either".