Sentence examples for has word from inspiring English sources
Or has word of the easy pickings spread, luring America's robbers to the Big Apple?
Clem has word that the perpetrator of the massacre has been tracked down to Belgium.
The Jewish Daily Forward has word of an official inquiry by Yad Vashem, Israel's centre for Holocaust research and commemoration.
Rouhani administration officials have already proven to be of a "very different" breed than their predecessors, says Marzieh, who has word that one of the president's culture ministry official wept as he watched a recent play of hers (which happened to feature short peek-a-boo solos).
Since its opening in 2005, word of the Cheonggyecheon's pleasantness and ecological soundness (not that it doesn't burn a fair bit of energy getting the water there in the first place) has spread far and wide – as, to a lesser degree, has word of its high cost (to the tune of $281m) and rising operating expenses.
The group (G_1) has word problem as hard as the membership problem for X.
It has words and music by Mr. Weiss, Hugo Peretti and Luigi Creatore.
Propper has words for the N.H.L. Players Association, too.
The floor has words embossed on it.
Chapter 1 has words of one syllable.
