Sentence examples for four words more from inspiring English sources
Four words: more powerful, more complicated.
Then he kissed his borrowed Bible and uttered four words more: "So help me, God".
"Go back through the transcript and you'll see very direct, it boils down to, 'Four words: more of the same.' It's framing the choice of Kerry is a new direction for the future, and Bush seems stuck in the past and doesn't acknowledge the troubles".
The common theme could be summed up in two words: more space.
There are, perhaps, no two words more despised among the elderly of Co-op City than "nursing home".
A single CD-ROM can store 100 million words, more than twice as many words as are contained in the printed Encyclopædia Britannica.
A few hundred words more, the stroke of oars in a rising current, indistinct shapes looming from the water, and she is gone.
Jenny Maxwell Walford, Herefordshire Rhik Samadder (Inspect a gadget, G2, 22 October) says that the only two words more depressing than "caravan holiday" are "oven chips".
The SDLP's Fearghal McKinney reckoned Sinn Féin's approach could be summed up by two words "more" and "tax".
The word 'death' appears in the Collins corpus (a collection of texts adding up to over half a billion words) more frequently than other common words such as 'mother', 'pay' or 'weeks'weeks
