Sentence examples for expressions from the from inspiring English sources
The answers are all expressions from the programmes on expressing likes, dislikes and this one.
Nor did sympathetic expressions from the "doctor".
It is important to distinguish devotional and liturgical expressions from the theological use of language.
The letter followed public expressions from the American State Department of opposition to Mr. Megrahi's release.
Perhaps not, but they were accurate enough to raise some shocked expressions from the crowd.
The dictionary publisher's crowdsourced reference collects new words and expressions from the general public.
When he played "Jenny," several people turned with quizzical expressions from the bar and the television.
More recently, lexicographers have been culling dialect expressions from the BBC Voices of the UK project.
1976 (ed). Ethnic and Tourist Arts: Cultural Expressions from the Fourth World.
After enforcing her rule just a few times, Black effectively wiped those expressions from the office vocabulary.
But have you experienced chardonnay's varied expressions, from the Russian River to Santa Barbara, from Chablis to Macon?
