Sentence examples for ghosted from inspiring English sources
The word "ghosted" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe someone avoiding contact with another person, especially after ending a relationship. For example: "I thought we had something special, but then he ghosted me and I never heard from him again."
Then again, he fancied himself as a writer, and his words were indeed his own, not ghosted.
Yet for Anthony Sampson, Mr Mandela's long years of imprisonment are not a blank in his career but a key to understanding his character and the movement he led.A ghosted autobiography of Mr Mandela came out in 1994, but he kept back many things that might have alienated much-needed allies.
Dust ghosted up behind as they fell to greasewood flatlands toward the playa of the Black Rock Desert.
More gaps then appeared in the visitors' defence as David Zurutuza ghosted in to head home from a deep cross.
He embarked on the second volume of his memoirs, covering his presidential years, determined to write them himself, without being ghosted.
Gallion quickly ghosted out of the theater, allegedly discarding his gun's magazine in a trash can on the way out.
When I reload Darfur is Dying, for example, Poni is ghosted out, unable to select, dead.
Those who have read Curley's autobiography, ghosted by Townsend, can skip much of the first half of this book.
Davies says he has never bumped into someone he has ghosted.
Paul Peschisolido's side looked set to pay for a failure to exploit the openings they crafted, largely due to Kasper Schmeichel's excellence in the home goal, when Karl Hawley ghosted into a huge gap behind Burton's back four before chipping Artur Krysiak from 18 yards soon after half-time.
"Harvest" is shadowed by body ghosts and soon-to-be-ghosted body politics.
