Sentence examples for by adding the word from inspiring English sources

In his first term of office he enraged China by adding the word "Taiwan" to Republic of China passports.

He then enlarged the national vocabulary by adding the word "sket"; no doubt soon to appear in The Times crossword.

By adding the word "vision" to everyday words and sounds you can make them cooler and more futuristic, more desirable even.

Sen. Richard J. Durbin (D-Ill). said Gorsuch had read the law the wrong way and made the precedent worse by adding the word "merely" to the standard.

By adding the word "honour" to killing, we use the language of those who justify this odious crime on the basis of "honourable" motives.

In 1928, Calles's oil laws were amended by US ambassador Dwight Morrow, who resolved the dispute by adding the word "confirmatory" to those concessions that were acquired before 1917, thus leaving the question of ownership open to negotiation (Arredondo 88).

Next year Missouri voters will decide whether to amend the state constitution by adding the words, "English shall be the language of all official proceedings in this state".

Allan seemingly editorialised the original message by adding the words "unless you die" making it appear as though "Rusty" had sent her a death threat.

Back in Britain, Mr. Holder gave his designs a Japanese touch by adding the words "super dry" in Japanese letters above the English name to create the fashion label's logo.

This article was amended on 7 January 2016 to clarify a sentence about the creation of an automated payments system, by adding the words "in conjunction with other groups and individuals working in Sierra Leone".

Like O'Reilly, he has published a best-selling book, "I Am America (And So Can You!)," but he has also guest-edited an issue of Newsweek and once wrote Maureen Dowd's column in The Times (and, while he was at it, Frank Rich's by adding the words "It's all George Bush's fault, the vice president is Satan and God is gay").