Sentence examples for notable words from inspiring English sources

YOLO, omnishambles, and sideboob: a round-up of 2012's most notable words.

Photios is famous mainly for his Bibliotheke, a vast compilation of ancient Greek literature, and a Lexicon, in which he collected notable words and expressions.

The chorus ― and the rest of the lyrics, actually ― revolve around 16 notable words from President George W. Bush's 2003 State of the Union address: "The British government has learned that Saddam Hussein has recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa".

Through iterative reading, we identified repeated and notable words, phrases, and patterns among the participants' responses.

In the latest list, Dent has observed "notable word clusters" around shopping and slacktivism (people supporting political or social causes online but actually taking no further action).

Before Wells uttered a syllable for the broadcast, he offered some notable pregame words.

Public trust in all kinds of communication is eroding, with a notable exception: word of mouth.

For a while, the hunters used to trample his fences, until he got to know a local notable whose word brooked no dissent.

It is notable that the words detected by the algorithm follow Heaps' Law, a linear increase in word count as text size increases, for both human texts (Fig. 2) and proteins (Fig. 9).

Winston Churchill was a talented and able writer with a notable relish for words.

With some notable exceptions, the words to most songs are not blatantly political.