Sentence examples for plural version of from inspiring English sources

As of Monday morning, there were 877 "#ishs" posted on the microsite, although a grammarian might refer to the plural version of the word as "#ishes," as in "loaves and #ishes".

I just wonder if that name will draw some confusion from people misreading it as the plural version of the iPhone 3G.

Wills (the posh, oddly plural version of Will) and Kate's marriage in 2011 sealed their status as a sort of Barack and Michelle Obama for Tories, and they now have a pair of porcelain children.

Just add an apostrophe after the plural version of your name: Oh look, the Hunters' (the Hunter family's) holiday card arrived on December 2nd! [That mom is really organized] The Crinkses' and Lantzes' holiday cards arrived the day before.

Yes, that cruelty is compounded by the fact that some last names that are also first names — Thomas and Mr. Thomas — and a last name may seem like a plural version of a first name, as in William and Mr. Williams.

A singular noun will use the apostrophe before the "s" ( 's ), whereas the plural version of that singular noun will use the apostrophe after the "s" ( s' ).

It started that way, and we never did change it". In case you were wondering, both "mice" and "mouses" are acceptable as plural versions of computer "mouse," according to Merriam-Webster.

A Mackey greeting is usually "Howya" unless it's "Howyis," the plural version.

(A plural version replaces the singular variable 'x' with a plural variable 'xx' (read "the xs").) This leads to a familiar problem when truthmakers are sought for necessary theories: any entity (or plurality of entities) is a truthmaker for any necessary theory on the analysis.

Nevertheless it is clear that an appeal to the plural interpretation of second-order logic will be tempting for nominalist versions of structuralism.

History is continually reimagined for new times, with plural versions.