Sentence examples for before using the word from inspiring English sources

"We can't believe that," claimed Dalglish, before using the word he can't believe a second time.

For Billington, "Patrick Stewart's Macbeth starts as a reflective soldier who pauses before using the word "murder", and develops into an insecure monster whose most chilling tactic is a dangerous levity".

Many leading journalists, including a liberal like Ilana Dayan, the host of "Uvda" ("Fact"), an edgier version of "60 Minutes," have told me that they think twice before using the word.

Here was someone with a history who could speak to the differences in American and European radiator design, though anyone should think twice before using the word "novelty" with him.

The campaign to make people think before using the word (and basically stop it), launched this year by Sheryl Sandberg, and supported by lots of high-profile women including Condoleezza Rice, Michelle Obama and Beyoncé, was predictably met with the charge that it was authoritarian and, well, "bossy".

You've hesitated before using the word "black".

Journalist Catherine Shoard notes that the director ― sounding "weary, sad, flat" ― has never before used the word "harassed" in reference to the allegations.

"It's been done before and people have reverted to using the word pizza".

He looks at Casserly, an apology before using the forbidden word again.

I ask them to think twice before using the "R" word (retard) which can be hurtful to those with IDD.

Orna Agmon of the Falafel Queens compared falafel's history to that of the sabra, the local prickly fruit that Palestinians ate for centuries before Israelis started using the word as a nickname for a native-born Israeli.