Sentence examples for is express from inspiring English sources
verb
To convey or communicate; to make known or explicit.
- Words cannot express the love I feel for him.
All we can do is express our immense disappointment".
One of the contractors is Express Scripts, a pharmacy benefits management concern.
What people aren't encouraged to do is express interest in democratic reform.
There is express bus transportation to Manhattan and the L.I.R.R. close by.
The banner single, which they played on their "Colbert Report" appearance last year, is "Express Yourself," with lyrics such as "Dance your dance.
Increasingly common, particularly in Latin America and southern China, is "express kidnapping," said Neil Gane, a division manager with the Hong Kong-based security firm Hill & Associates.
The match is expressed as a percentage.
This is expressed by CL3.
Let denote the average rate that flow receisexpressed window, while denotes the requested aserage rate.
Confidence is expressed qualitatively.
Everything is expressed over time.
