Sentence examples for pluralized from inspiring English sources

As its scope widened to polio, smallpox, and disease surveillance, the name was changed to the Center for Disease Control and later pluralized.

During all that time, the editor of The New Yorker was William Shawn, who pluralized himself in the quiet expression "not for us".

I don't enjoy seeing OVERESTIMATION or RECAPITULATION pluralized.

I don't necessarily like seeing pluralized celebrities (LOLAS and GREGS) and would have liked to see Mr. Savoy find an alternative to those entries.

The event, usually attracting as many as 250,000 people, spans four days beginning this Thursday and is thus pluralized: "Bastille Days".

The term connotes a streetwise British style, but she didn't know that at the time, so she pluralized it and made it hers.

Batlle's idea was to treat her coffee the same way her local Wild Oats supermarket in Nashville had treated fruit: she would grow the plants organically and pick only cherry (coffee people never pluralize "cherry") that was ripe and healthy-looking — the ones she would want to eat.

But after the tennis this weekend, I wondered if we might do well to pluralize the honorific and add Djokovic and Nadal to the pantheon of deities.

First of all, it's euphonious (those three soft "g"s), and then what the first name specifies--something delicious--the last name, a half rhyme, pluralizes.

We learn of Sylvarian dwarfs who "once started a war with the Avondellian elves simply because the elves were bragging about the fact that they got to pluralize with a 'V.' " (Though the joke would be funnier without "the fact that").

Where Islam unifies all creatures under one mighty God to whom we must submit, Mormonism pluralizes divinity, making it an immanent, corporeal matter and making God a more fragile, hemmed-in and finite being.