Sentence examples for cases the word from inspiring English sources

In these cases the word "form" is used to mean a predetermined structure within whose mold the content must be fitted.

In some cases (the word is doubly appropriate in this context), it looks as if Blake has simply decided to "make one of his own".

In both cases, the word properly appeared in quotes because it was used by Debbie Hersman of the National Transportation Safety Board in pointing to potential malfunction of the computer system.

In many cases the word is imported and used in its original state in specialized texts.

It is clear that in some cases, the word order can change the sentiment of a sentence.

In some cases, the word ugly was used when there was no more representational word in mind.

The dictionary says that in some cases, the words are interchangeable.

In such cases, the words "foreseeable" and "preventable" are often invoked in debate.

In many cases, the words people used further confirmed Sebald's impression that they thought in stereotypes.

In some cases, the wording of the ABC radio reports was exactly the same as that of the wire services and the American reports.

But in most of these cases the words came first, and were written independently of the music: the relationship between the two is not really organic.