Sentence examples for much word from inspiring English sources

Not much word on his emotions.

Too much Word, not enough Excel.

"The airport homecoming is pretty much word for word; the wife seeing the husband's scars; the early plot device of the finger-tapping which could be a coded signal.

The test of interest in "Survivor" may be skewed tonight, but CBS executives said they always felt its real test would unfold over the full length of its run, measured by how much word of mouth the series can build up.

Don't expect much word from the hacker.

But there hasn't been much word on that in a long time.

(Has there been much word-keeping in Congress this week?) And, since this is Obama: compromise, compromise, compromise.

Appearing in publications as varied as National Geographic, Popular Mechanics, Parade and The New York Times, and on local TV stations across the country in the form of an infomercial, they have given rise to much word-of-mouth speculation and online commentary.

They weren't so much words as pictures.

Not much words to describe the feeling I have now.

Too much words in one go is unacceptable, and your writing should reflect that.