Sentence examples for that verb from inspiring English sources

Garner lets that verb hang, or hang itself.

The proper time for "grabling" a new potato — searching underground with your fingers; who knew that verb?

Even that verb does not capture the mixture of sullenness and truculence with which he entered the room.

A former junior world champion in ice dancing, Shpilband defected (remember that verb?) to the United States in 1990.

There is a Pāṇinian rule that provides that verb bases listed in an appendix to the Aṣṭādhyāyī have the class name dhātu (verbal base, root).

"Nobody cares if you can code," he says, pronouncing that verb with a bit of derision towards its newish meaning, "if you cry if your boss doesn't say hi".

"In previous negotiations, people have got so caught up with the wording itself – this comma, that comma, that verb – that they tripped over themselves and were not able to reach for the stars.

Our results indicate that verb production deficits in AD seem to be driven more by semantic than by executive impairment.

Through this work, we just wanted to show that verb terms can help improve the short text classification.

What he is particularly interested in is the kinds of things affirmative propositions featuring that verb can refer to, in his words, the type of composition involved in such propositions.

The question at issue is the formalization of future tense statements; thus, it will not do to assume that verb tense makes no difference in the formalization (Shields & Viney 2004, 220).