Sentence examples for see dictionary from inspiring English sources

See dictionary for: "Tea Party".

See dictionary for Vietnam: Air Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky.

For an examination of some of the more important aids in education and the dissemination of knowledge, see dictionary; encyclopaedia; library; museum; printing; publishing, history of.

(For both uses see Dictionary of philosophy [1942], ed. D. Runes, p. 105).

The letter, which was dated Nov. 29 and sent by the AFL-CIO's outside legal counsel, urges Unionmade company officials to "see Dictionary.com" for more details.

When I asked if I could see her dictionary of first names, Abts looked alarmed, moved toward the table, and tossed a sweater over the mysterious volume.

For technological aspects, including communications devices and information systems, see broadcasting; dictionary; encyclopaedia; information processing; information theory; library; printing; publishing, history of; telecommunications media; telecommunications network; telecommunications system.

Spending, see the dictionary, deals primarily with money, but its strictures extend to life as a whole: "to consume, employ, use super-fluously, wastefully, or with undue lavishness; to waste or squander; to throw away".

Even more famously, in 1891 Murray omitted "appendicitis," on the advice of the Regius Professor of Medicine at Oxford, only to see the dictionary criticized in 1902 when the coronation of Edward VII was delayed because of his appendicitis, an event which made the word widely known.

WTF? I'd love to see the dictionary they translated this out of.

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