Sentence examples for necessary words from inspiring English sources

Who is so busy that they cannot write those three necessary words?

It is a cut-and-paste operation, like writing a phrase by snipping the necessary words out of magazines and gluing them together in the proper order.

For Nancy Corrigan, the wife of a firefighter and a mother who is raising her children in Belle Harbor, the Dominican flag spoke the first necessary words.

A woman cleric unknown to Mrs. Crasthorpe had conducted a bleak service, had said the necessary words in an accent that appalled Mrs. Crasthorpe, and then had scuttled off without so much as a glance in Mrs. Crasthorpe's direction.

Thus the author became important as well as the designer: he was to provide not only the necessary words but also a special "allegorical" meaning underlying the whole entertainment.

Correction: January 5 , 2002 Saturday Because of an editing error, a front-page article on Dec. 16 about the rising prices of books omitted necessary words in a comment from Stephen Rubin, publisher of the Doubleday Broadway group at the Random House division of Bertelsmann.

Often he arranges a surprise visit to some lower-level office or laboratory or factory-although, given the security preparations necessary, word of his visits outraces his arrival.

After the first hour, which is usually perplexing, students find themselves tuned in to the unique Fuller wave length, with its oddly necessary word coinings and its synergetic constructions.

He put in the necessary word for Larranaga.

Ben Yagoda, a language columnist at The Chronicle of Higher Education, argues that it's a necessary word for the information age, and we agree.

It would also not silence that leader, but it would certainly hamper necessary discussion around their words and actions.