The Chambers Dictionary isn't fussed about the matter, and considers it a straightforward synonym for female, giving the example "woman doctor".
He said that the Lib Dems didn't need to go into the next election backing everything the coalition government had done, either, giving the example of free schools.
In July 2003, a contributor to Urbandictionary.com noted that fail could be used as an interjection "when one disapproves of something," giving the example: "You actually bought that?
Mr Watt argued that self-regulation was the way forward, giving the example of face to face fundraising on the streets.
The Wall Street Journal endorsed the idea, giving the example "'Who forgot to put gas in the car?' where the question mark alone just isn't adequate".
She also finds it difficult to hold things, giving the example of an hors d'ouerve plate at a party she recently attended.
The meaning of a monument may change with context, he said, giving the example of the addition of a statue of three soldiers near the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington that "many believed changed the overall effect of the memorial".
Barley said there were more innovative ways to entice a diverse audience to a book festival, giving the example of a reading by Tam Dean Burn last summer in the book festival's free Spiegeltent.
Open data enables Google to respond to searches for real-time events better, Spector says, giving the example of searches for 'tsunami' on Google maps shortly after a tsunami warning was issued last year.
But Browne alarmed the Lib Dem faithful when he attempted to illustrate the balance between state power and individual liberty by giving the example of an "elderly widow living in fear of marauding teenage gangs".
"There is still a strong demand to purchase a quality building," he said, giving the example of the December sale, which his company brokered, of the Liz Claiborne warehouse in North Bergen to Hudson News.
