Sentence examples for new words of from inspiring English sources

In it he discusses how the new words of science should be constructed.

He said the companies had just objected to "grotesque" images, but not to new words of warning.

In examining the new words of espionage, let us not neglect the secrets of an old word about secret dealings.

Within 16 weeks, new words of the English textbook were taught to the control group based on traditional techniques of teaching vocabulary such as translation and explanation.

Meanwhile, American English had begun to borrow words, chiefly nouns, from the non-English settlers, and to develop many new words of its own.

The Vietnamese government ushers journalists and foreign delegations to the residential hospitals where these people are cared for, and where visitors can add new words of shock, contrition and atonement to the ever-fatter guest books.

Game designer Greg Borenstein's new Twitter bot creates new words out of the "atoms of English".

Mobile sharing is the new word of mouth.

That's the new word of mouth, long the gold standard in marketing.

Then it was time for the new word of the day: "flame".

At times it sings "a new word of love" (shades of Robert Johnson's "Phonograph Blues"), at times it exudes "sympathy for death".