Sentence examples for same vocabulary from inspiring English sources
How should they build the same vocabulary, or can they?
More than that, all six couples draw from the same vocabulary.
All the state and private television networks adopted the same vocabulary as General Tohamy.
"An affluent 5-year-old has about the same vocabulary as an adult living in poverty".
"Sharing the music gives us the same vocabulary," Ms. Kornreich said.
With other issues, such as energy extraction or Clinton's e-mails, people invoked common themes, often using the same vocabulary.
He told me that wine and tea share some of the same descriptive vocabulary: "curves," "fruity," "soft," for example.
Her tote bag always contained the same three vocabulary items: a Stolichnaya bottle, a lemon, and a red rubber mouse, like the contents of some depressing refrigerator.
Prints of a Greek actor portraying Hamlet in the nineteen-seventies show the same physical vocabulary as people in real scenes Majoli captured in Afghanistan, Brazil, Italy, France, Japan.
They use the same physical vocabulary, darting runs, a control of the ball that takes your breath away, deft tackles, hard shots at goal and beautifully worked passing.
Before long, Motorola's reports to China's political leaders -- infused with the same missionary vocabulary on industrial quality that had made the company a model for American manufacturers -- were soon parroted by China's leadership.
