Sentence examples for the verb form from inspiring English sources

In all but the present tense, the verb form is led.

The vogue began with the verb form among secretaries of state: Henry Kissinger often spoke of seeking "to push back the shadow of nuclear catastrophe".

(Their speculation is connected to the verb form of further, and is, trust me, more trouble to explain than it's worth).

To clear up any questions you may have about that odd title, "close" is the verb form of the word, rhyming with "rose".

Shakila picked up on the verb form, and, after shouting for many "thingies", created a poem about arrival at the airport, clutching "bags full of dictionaries", all in the imperative.

It took two weeks to organize the verb form alone into a hundred and seven different senses and sub-senses; after a month, "take" was finally ready for the eleventh edition of Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary.

I miss thee and thou and the verb forms that went with them.

I use the idioms, even without having mastered the verb forms.

In the text, characters are identified by titles (which change over time), elaborate honorifics or even the verb forms they use.

Morphologically, the verb system survived comparatively intact from Latin to Romance; if the schoolbooks, heavily influenced by Latin grammar, are right, the ways in which the verb forms are used are not so very different from Latin either.

It should be noted that the verb forms used to express temporal information may also be used to signal information that is not purely temporal.