Sentence examples for panels of words from inspiring English sources

They then extend the idea into the A-to-Z section with panels of words associated with particular subjects (eg, weapons, money, plants), situations (eg, politeness, swearing, farewells) and grammatical or linguistic forms (eg, archaisms, "thou" and "you").

In each panel of the word shift Figure in S6 Appendix, we see that the top word making the 1940's less positive than the rest of Google Books is 'war', which is the top contributor for every sentiment dictionary except OL.

First, Adam (who is doing his reading on an iPad): SUPERMAN: From the number of panels per page to the number of words per panel, this is an incredibly dense comic.

Try to limit the number of speech balloons to 2 (3 if there's a one or two word balloon), and keep the number of words in a panel below 30 and preferably below 20.

The 2009 Family Smoking Prevention Tobacco Control Act, which gave FDA the authority to regulate tobacco, mandated that the agency issue requirements for cigarette labels large enough to make up 50% of the front and rear panels of the package, with specific wording of risk warnings, including "color graphics depicting the negative health consequences of smoking".

"What's this?" Then, in barely 50 words and eight panels of pen-and-ink, he gives a meditation on the social bonding that cards represent.

For the Spanish words (the bottom panel of Figure 1), 5,197 words had at least one neighbor of some sort.

Between the three windows which at that time occupied the eastern wall, there were two large panels displaying the words of the Lord's Prayer, the Apostles' Creed and the Ten Commandments.

In the final panel, the words "Hero of the Beach" hover over Mac's head, while his girlfriend looks on.

The conquistador's sword is superimposed over the word "conquest" on both rear side panels of the car.

Patrick J. Sullivan, a Manhattan parent representative on the panel, invoked the words of Thomas Hutchinson, an 18th century Massachusetts governor: "If the people really don't like something, then they wreck our carriages and tear off our wigs and throw stones through the windows of our town houses.