Sentence examples for much word on from inspiring English sources

Not much word on his emotions.

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

Details on exactly what the series will look like are scant there's not much word on the plot, and it's unclear if we're in for half-hour or hour-long episodes but there's a wealth of material to mine from Selena's life.

"They rely much on word of mouth," she tells us, "but they had no idea how to encourage word of mouth and how to manage it".

"I don't know if there's been any other show that's relied so much on word of mouth," he says.

But she said she relied as much on word of mouth, which is how she found her own house half a century ago: by chatting up a local homeowner after becoming disenchanted with the (male) real estate agent showing her around.

Developmentally, beginning readers are in the stage of vocabulary building and rely much on word semantic cues to comprehend the meaning of given texts.

In the execution, they're obviously trying to create an emotional connection with the brand, but they rely too much on words and not enough on visuals.

And while I enjoyed the sequel immensely, I also think this may pretty much be the final word on this series (something the film itself implicitly acknowledges during the end credits).

"I don't know if there's been any other show that's relied so much on word-of-mouth," Koda recalls.

Theater review: 'The Steward of Christendom' leans too much on words.