Sentence examples for dropped the words from inspiring English sources

In court, the judge absolved the church of intentional wrongdoing, and the S.E.C. lawyers dropped the words "fraud and deceit" from their complaint.

But here's another worrisome economic indicator: Even the White House written response this month dropped the words "recover" or "heal" in describing the economy.

Even so, Ms. Kohn had continued to appear exclusively on the channel until Tuesday, when she dropped the words "Fox News Contributor" from the biography on her personal Web site.

"It was filled with vulgar language, and during the reading I just dropped the words because no 18-year-old farm girl would use those words," Ms. Roberts told The New York Times in 2001.

But now, as the 33-year-old institution searches for a new director, some are wondering if the museum has symbolically dropped the words "El Barrio" from its name in pursuit of broader goals.

The specialist biog-alteration website bioischanged.com was quick to register that Johnston Press chief executive Ashley Highfield - who was the BBC's head of New Media & Technology for eight years, leaving in 2008 - has dropped the words "launched BBC iPlayer" (which can be seen as implying he alone was responsible) from his @ashleyhi Twitter profile.

Mr. Thometz had dropped the word.

After a two-day meeting, the Federal Reserve dropped the word "patient" from its monetary-policy statement.

When I finished a chapter on my Mac laptop, I dropped the Word file in there.

The council refused, and simply dropped the word from its list of new additions instead.

Two of the largest tobacco companies have dropped the word "tobacco" from their corporate names.