Sentence examples for glossary of words from inspiring English sources

And the dictionary is more of an encyclopedia than simply a concise glossary of words and definitions.

Say what you will about American sport and its glossary of words like 'franchise', but the NFL model manages to be one of the fairest, most entertaining (and lucrative) leagues around - and if English football doesn't stump up the courage to even consider some of its philosophies, names like Nottingham Forest and Sheffield Wednesday will be consigned to history.

A tattered copy of an American directory of rifles, shotguns and pistols was in the rubble today along with pages from a guide to military assault rifles, a section of an English-language chemistry book, a glossary of words defining various gun parts and an owners' manual for a shotgun.

Here, then, is my list, a glossary of words of my choosing, with definitions and annotations I've devised.

There's also glossary of words of the authors' own invention, and it's all in quick-fire paperback – a deliberately archaic format for such stark discussions about our present and future.

This book weaves together glossaries of words referring to topography, weather and animals with vivid portraits of the authors who have influenced Macfarlane's own writing: Nan Shepherd, Roger Deakin, Richard Mabey and the "keeper of lost words" Richard Skelton.

Here's a glossary of key words: Siyaset, "politics".

No guidebook of forbidden topics, no glossary of forbidden words, exists.

And it has a dog-eared glossary of key words: racketeering, featherbedding, sickouts and homesteading.

The experience flows seamlessly, even when we stop to click on the helpful integrated glossary of Hindi words.

"But we finally settled on a glossary of naughty words we could use — douche bag, scumbag, asshole, prick".