Sentence examples for or expressions from inspiring English sources

Words or expressions ritually expressed in twos or threes.

Q. Do have any favorite sayings or expressions?

Does the character use any "catch phrases" or expressions that reflect the local dialect or slang?

He even polices his language to make sure no anachronistic terms or expressions have crept in.

Third, translators of novels do not translate words or expressions, they translate novels.

It's one of the greatest pleasures or expressions of love in a person's life.

The terms of a proportion are the four numbers or expressions that enter into the proportion.

But they do not, according to academy criteria, show self-awareness, comprehend language or expressions, or interact with others.

"Even my own village has words or expressions that are not used in a village two miles away".

In so doing Mr. Maxwell aimed to raise awareness of the unnecessary emotions or expressions that actors introduce.

Last month the government announced that Natural England had received 29 applications or expressions of interest from farmers' groups wanting a badger cull in their area.