Sentence examples for sole words from inspiring English sources

The only puzzle was an unsmiling young hostess who led us to our table; her sole words — "Here's the wine list, enjoy" — had the opposite effect of a welcome.

Upon discovering that I was a student librarian he said "ahh, I may have something for you" reached into his pocket, fumbled around a bit, and then produced a small yellow badge with the word "Ook" printed on it – ook being the sole word spoken by the orangutan librarian in the Discworld novels.

In other words, sole reliance on the informal channel is usually not due to a high level of non-certifiable qualifications, but instead is often due to the lack of competitive, particularly certifiable, qualifications.

That is, there is a sole effect of word imagery when the semantic effect of word association was decreased under the preconscious condition.

The addition of the word "sole" by the UK is noteworthy as it implies irreversible derecognition of the Assad regime.

You'll notice the use of the word "sole" there: Furyk has bogeyed 9 to relinquish his joint ownership of the lead.

Two weeks before Mr Jang's downfall, North Korea announced it would build 13 new economic zones with its own financing and under its sole sovereignty.The wording of the indictment is fuzzy enough to suggest this is not a total reset of the relationship, says Mr Cathcart, even if Mr Kim replaces the North Korean ambassador to Beijing, who was seen as one of Mr Jang's men.

The word "sole" was not in the statute before the phrase "in virtue of," and the overliteral Court would not read it in.

In other words, their sole role now is to guarantee and securitize mortgages.

Were Mofaz's threatening words the sole factor that drove up oil prices?

My sole concern is the words before me, however many or few they are, and getting them right before moving on.