Sentence examples for seen a dictionary from inspiring English sources

And there is at least one writing student at Morehead who has never seen a dictionary outside of school.

See A Dictionary of Computing 494 (6th ed. 2008) (defining "streaming" as "[t]he process of providing a steady flow of audio or video data so that an Internet user is able to access it as it is transmitted").

"Through his eyes," says his longtime friend Ed Ruscha, "I can see a virtual dictionary of the City of Los Angeles".

That "sneer and all" is good to see in a dictionary, which need not be a repository of abbreviations and symbols.

Example 1 S1: let's check dictionary S2: Trying to find a dictionary from her bag and looking to the teacher to see if they can use dictionaries.

S2: Trying to find a dictionary from her bag and looking to the teacher to see if they can use dictionaries.

"It is the first time I see it in a dictionary app as far as I know," says Tao, dubbing the emoji feature "fun and useful".

If you look up "Man Least Likely to Embrace Technology" in the dictionary you'll see a picture of me.

McKeehan took the song's title from the derogatory 1970s term "Jesus freak" and turned it on its head; he noted that when he was looking up the word "freak" in the dictionary, he saw an entry that said "ardent enthusiast".

ALAN FORD Department of Theology, Nottingham University Dec. 11 Colleague, Some suggested neologisms to serve your purpose: "Clionym" would do nicely, meaning a word created by historians, but I haven't seen the word in a dictionary.

Older dictionaries define try as "to examine" or "to examine as a judge". See 2 S. Johnson, A Dictionary of the English Language (1785).