Sentence examples for at this wording from inspiring English sources

In arriving at this wording, the committee rejected a proposal from the Surgeon General himself that the last part of the warning read ". . . and May Cause Death from Cancer and Other Diseases".

Why the revulsion at this word?

The underscore at this word is offset on the right by six exclamation marks.

"He'll say, 'You probably ought to take a look at this word,"' Mr. Hagin said.

When the prisoner's beds are being searched for evidence of a suspected escape plan, Rauffenstein offers to take Boeldieu at this word that he has nothing to hide, since they share a gentleman's code of honor.

Sitting in his front room, a high, airy space in a Belgravia house with a big glass-topped table and a drinks trolley to hand, Patrick Caulfield sighs at this word "beauty".

He felt clumsy, slow, lame, dumb, awkward - any "I'm terrible at this" words you care to apply.

Upon hearing the answer, Mr. Brokaw remarked on our -- oh, we hesitate, we cringe, we shrink into our seat at recalling this word -- our sassiness.

At the very least, this wording would give Iraq a strong hand in any formal Paris and London Club debt renegotiations.

Though it is unclear what exactly was meant by this wording at the time, this oath was later used in the struggle between the king and his earls.

I ask if this wording came at the behest of her publishers' lawyers.