Sentence examples for some wording that from inspiring English sources

If the balance between the parties after the mid-term elections later this autumn stays much the same as it is now, he may try again to find some wording that will satisfy enough Republicans and enough Democrats.

You picked up on some wording that President Bush left over after the North Korea nuclear test, I think Mr. Hadley then repeated, which was that states would be held "fully accountable".

Business Insider has also discovered that Groupon has included some wording that emphasizes their losses, for example, "We had net income of $21,000 for the second quarter of 2009 as compared to a net loss of $102.7 million for the first quarter of 2011".

But we may want to restore some words that have lost their potency.

And of course there are some words that simply elude definition, a problem even Samuel Johnson faced.

I still get excited by making a bizarre rhythm or writing some words that don't make sense.

Some words that are in dictionaries: Retroflexion or retroflection is the closest existing word we could use in this circumstance.

Cobbett's illustrious contemporary, the Rev. Sydney Smith, has some words that might well guide us into 2002.

At home doing some paperwork, she came up with some words that summed up the essence of EGA: excellence, achievement, opportunity and community.

Once it became clear that the Queen was minded to speak out, Geidt and Heywood then needed to fashion some words that would ensure that the she remained within the bounds expected of a constitutional monarch.

Written in 1885, the Gilbert and Sullivan song has some words that are offensive by today's standards – including a particularly nasty racial epithet.