Sentence examples for share a word for from inspiring English sources

It is little consolation that Ukrainian and Russian share a word for "heat": zhar.

The Sino-Tibetan languages share a word for S. italica: 稷 *[ts]ək>tsik>jì 'millet (S. italica)' Lhokpu cək 'S.

He then shared a word of advice for the young boxer whose boastfulness at the time paled in comparison: "A lot of people will pay to see someone shut your mouth.

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After all, "science" is just a word for all the knowledge shared by humankind.

I'd only met her a few times but I reckon if you and your distant relatives share the word for 'poo' it means something!

You're welcome to share our word for leggings with us, chaps.

For example, today the words blog and bandwidth are more likely to be shared than a word like calash (the folding hood of a horse-drawn buggy).

The characters tend to speak with a similar shapely eloquence, so that nurse and soldier, doctor and general and slave share a gift for stringing words together that suggests they are all incipient novelists of no small talent.

But he's disarmed by Oz's good manners, and even more delighted to discover that they share an affection for words: Oz casually drops the arcane "malefic" into the conversation — he'd previously astonished Sue with "eschew" — and soon Howard and Oz are sharing a morning sherry to toast their belief that, as Oz puts it with atypical inelegance, "It's language differs us from animals".

She and her counterparts at Internet offices everywhere share a lust for the last word in tech -- objects so racy, clever and compact that they double as fashion statements.