Sentence examples for form of word from inspiring English sources

Crossword puzzle, popular form of word puzzle.

"Getting stories published is just a stronger, more effective form of word of mouth".

In theory, this was to become a new recommendation economy, an algorithmic form of word of mouth.

"Online viral video is a form of word of mouth, which is the most powerful way to build an audience," Mr. Grobe said.

In some languages that make use of lexically distinctive tones, tone puns (words alike but for having different tones) are a form of word play.

Sitting in the pitch black of an abandoned office building listening to these lessons – a translation is provided on screen in the form of "word pictures" – is an object lesson in the bullying and self-indulgence involved in a certain kind of contemporary art.

"Subjects sometimes display something approaching wit, not in the form of word-play, but as a kind of sarcasm or unexpected frankness," he wrote in a report for Sim.

"This new form of word-of-mouth approval is the envy of marketing departments across all media," claimed one recent press release, simultaneously demonstrating the self-effacing charm so characteristic of the current generation of broadband Pooters, and explaining the multi-platinum global household-name success afforded blogosphere favourites Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Junior Boys, grime etc.

"What I am absolutely convinced of, is that no form of words would have been acceptable.

David Cameron repeated this careful form of words in the Commons on Wednesday.

It might well do, if the appropriate form of words could be found.