Sentence examples for designated words from inspiring English sources

Players wrote designated words ("Place," "Colour," "Well-known person") through cutouts in the overleaf, then lifted it to reveal the completed story.

People simply send a designated word to a five- or six-digit number and then confirm that they want to give, and the donation is charged to their wireless bill.

Each word in the sequence is clickable and loads the audio clip to start at the point the designated word is spoken.

If I've reached my designated word count for the day (somewhere between 1000 - 2000), I give myself permission to quit.

The patterns B and C defined in Section 2.2 are rather strict in that a trigger and a tissue must follow the designated word order to form an angiogenesis event.

While the Republicans excoriate Hillary Clinton for failing to use their designated magic words to describe the jihadists, she demonstrates the calm single-mindedness needed to defeat civilization's enemies and not just win primaries.

A content analysis of qualitative data, which included careful reading and re-reading of written responses and narrative comments in the questionnaire, was conducted identifying common themes and designated key words.

One's own words then first designate words of the other speaker, and only the latter have their usual meaning.

The LIWC program calculates frequencies for linguistic categories (such as pronouns or verbs) and semantic categories (such as emotive words, words designating social processes, or cognitive words) in a given collection of texts.

Make sure that the computer you use is designated for word processing instead of being a catalog computer.

The rules on the inside cover of the box, written by the game's inventor, Alfred Butts, and its first marketer, James Brunot, are explicit: "Any words found in a standard dictionary are permitted except those capitalized, those designated as foreign words, abbreviations and words requiring apostrophes or hyphens".