Sentence examples for standard words from inspiring English sources
Like Collins, this book contains definitions of people and places as well as of standard words, and plenty of illustrations.
These, unlike the tags that HTML uses, need not be confined to a few dozen standard words.
"Lots of crab, not much bread," he said, offering the standard words of praise for a proper Tampa devil crab.
Judge Raggi read the definitions of standard words from a Webster's dictionary and explained the legal meaning of the other terms before excusing the jurors for the night.
2 The mundane quote The orphaned quote's idiot brother, which highlights standard words such as "happy", "kill" and "returned" – all real examples from copy – and often makes them seem suspect in the process.
To increase: The description of the timeline for international involvement in Libya, from "days, not weeks" — the standard words from the Obama Administration — to, according to France's foreign minister, "weeks, not months".
Microsoft, to its credit, hasn't touched the standard Word, Excel and PowerPoint file formats for 10 years.
Type the words "talented wide receiver" into a standard word processor, and AutoText may automatically add the words "with character issues".
In offices around the world, Microsoft Word is the de facto standard word-processor; Microsoft Excel the standard spreadsheet; and Microsoft Outlook the standard messaging, scheduling and contact software.
Because the code had been attached to the e-mail message as a standard word processing text file, the fax machine simply printed it out.
Like his objections, Khan's endorsement of the bridge looks rather half-hearted: the standard word, iconic, the standard comparison with New York's High Line as a city lung and tourist attraction.
