Sentence examples for coming words from inspiring English sources

To begin with "so," she said, is to signal that one's coming words are chosen for their relevance to the listener.

To begin with "so," she said, drawing on her study of a database of recorded ordinary conversations, is to signal that one's coming words are chosen for relevance to the listener.

Then came words of praise for Tony Blair.

Out of my mouth came words I never thought I'd utter: "Dirty, filthy lucre".

But now comes word of another advantage for Prius owners.

Then came word that Bush was sending them Bolton.

But then came word last week that Palin was visiting.

Amid the chaos came word the event had been canceled.

Then came word of an opening on Capitol Hill.

Now comes word that a church has followed suit.

Sure enough, there came word of increased turnout.