Sentence examples for the wording from from inspiring English sources
An earlier version used the wording from a proof copy, not the final version.
Changing the wording from "estate tax" to "death tax" only marginally increased support for eliminating the tax, so people were not fooled by the framing of the issue.
He took the wording from three volumes of German folk poetry of the same title compiled by two young writers who tinkered with texts and added their own.
In the State of the Union address a week ago, he referred to "weapons of mass destruction-related program activities" that inspectors had found, drawing the wording from Dr. Kay's interim report last fall.
At the same time, the Guide Association, the parallel movement which began two years later, is to launch a consultation about its very similar promise, with views sought on all parts of the wording from early January.
But look at the wording from AT&T again.
The word from the land is bad enough.
Mum's the word from the Romneys on taxes.
The portrait bears the words "From Hollis to Hollywood".
That's the word from his press secretary, anyway.
