Sentence examples for takes words from inspiring English sources
Mr. Christian takes words that end in "X" and pairs them with their homophones, so that "complaints about a Kentucky fort?" becomes KNOX KNOCKS.
A skilled and trained orator takes words and ideas, breathes life into them and reaches the minds and hearts of the listeners.
In one section, Mr. Dylan takes words written by the poets Carl Sandburg and Archibald MacLeish in "The Complete Poems of Carl Sandburg" and conflates them, cobbling them together into something presented as a discussion Mr. Dylan had with MacLeish.
The closer a poet is to the subject he elegizes, the more we expect him to respond in ways that aren't "poetic" — but it takes craft to make a poem seem uncrafted, and it takes words to show how short our words can fall.
The "brain" is like this giant nervous system that takes words that humans say and converts them into actionable code.
Grainne is one of those contestants who takes words like "drive" and "determination" and makes them sound like threats.
My mom's vocal chords are weaker than they once were, not unlike so many seniors, so I suppose it takes words on news/blog sites like this one to push her message out there just a little more.
A camera that takes word pictures, by the designer Matt Richardson.
Washington took words seriously.
