Sentence examples for super word from inspiring English sources

I quite liked what Our Lady of Naked Thighs (Lena Dunham of course, of course) had to say about Coachella somewhere in my social networks (OK it turns out it was Twitter), that for her it evokes the double trouble of "Live music events where I don't know the words, rainboots when it's dry out!" I don't care about that first thing but SUPER WORD to the second thing.

Along the same lines, "pushback," a mechanism that forces another object backward, has become a workplace super-word in just a few short years, replacing a language stalwart resistance being used by everyone from the CEO to the first-year intern.

Those are the only times I have free to write (hence the super low word count).

Joe is always pushing the envelope, in this case with a super-low word count.

Don't try to impress them by saying super sophisticated words either, they might think you're being a show off - and how responsible does that sound?

Some years they even mentioned the words "Super Bowl," but the words always seemed to vanish in the mournful wail of a saxophone on Canal Street as the city, at season's end, played one more dirge to its beloved Saints.

The goal is to make your main event feel more like a take-the-back-entrance super-exclusive word-of-mouth after-party.

"The word super isn't what it used to be in 60's and 50's," Ms. Dresher said.

She employs the patois of neighborhood moms — Miller uses the word "super" a lot — but also knows how to appeal to the idealized notion of a "man of the house".

Explaining how Superman – an alien with the word "Super" in his name – and perhaps even Nick Fury could survive death isn't perhaps much of a stretch, but screenwriters have struggled when trying to explain how non-superheroes have achieved the same.

Confusingly enough for the customer, the number used after the word super on a grading label represents not the micron number itself, but the micron number filtered through the older wool grade count system.