Sentence examples for foster word from inspiring English sources
There were also new twists in the still-mysterious suicide of the White House lawyer Vince Foster: word that Foster kept a personal diary, which excited new speculations, and that records of Clintons' business dealing with McDougal were removed from Foster's office after his death and kept from investigators.
Research has shown that observing and imitating gestures can foster word learning and that imitation might be more beneficial than observation, which is in line with theories of Embodied Cognition.
It's easy to identify the advantages to the performers at these sorts of events: a chance to put their work before the public, to foster word-of-mouth recommendations, to boost, by however small a margin, book sales, and an opportunity to hook up with other writers and take a night off from staring at the computer screen.
Frichti is going to spend money fostering word of mouth — you can expect more referral programs in the future.
Instamonial, the company's new free iOS application, is aimed at fostering word-of-mouth marketing for local businesses.
Lyft founder John Zimmer pegs some of the company's early success (it's only 11 weeks old, after all) on fostering word-of-mouth about the new social ride-sharing service.
Washoe's foster son learned 68 words simply through observation, while Washoe's companions learned to use sign language to communicate transactions and reassurance.
It remains a shocking end, as chilling as Foster's words later that night: "I had no butterflies – that means he was going to get knocked out.
Foster's words were evidently carefully scripted but did not include "gay", "lesbian", or "same-sex" let alone politically charged terms like "equality" or "marriage".
The Arlene Foster of words.
