Sentence examples for cw from inspiring English sources

Factoring in DVR audience, the premiere of The Flash was the network's biggest show ever, and with last week's second episode at 4 million (huge for The CW) it looks like this is a fast champion.

Old English cw was changed to qu; hw to wh, qu, or quh; ċ to ch or tch; sċ to sh; -ċġ- to -gg-; and -ht to ght.

Consumer Watchdog (CW), a US pressure group, described Google's statement as a "stunning admission" of the extent to which internet users' privacy is compromised.

Go support these films, watch these shows (mine is on tonight by the way, shameless promotion feel free to watch on the CW) and we can take making a change into our own hands.

Brock Akil is an up-and-coming pop auteur; she's best known for the sitcom "Girlfriends" and its spinoff "The Game," both of which aired on the CW.

So (CW) is satisfied in this case.

In Rights of Man (1791) he quotes Lafayette's claim that 'For a nation to be free it is sufficient that she wills it' (CW I, 322).

The concepts 'true' and 'untrue' have, as it seems to me, no meaning in optics" (CW Epilogue).

There are young people of genius, Emerson laments in "Experience," who promise "a new world" but never deliver: they fail to find the focus for their genius "within the actual horizon of human life" (CW 3 31).

And in a rare citation of another's works, Paine appeals to Dragonetti's adage that the aim should be 'a mode of government that should combine the greatest sum of individual happiness with the least national expense' (CW I, 29).

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