Sentence examples for three words before from inspiring English sources

Even in this story, there's barely any dialogue; I only said a total of three words before he had me half naked on the ground.

Common things I hear from parents are: "You were so good!", "Did you have fun?", or, even worse, "You beat Johnny (or Suzie)!" My advice: Just say three words before and after their competitions: "I love you!" That's all your kids want or need from you.

The word n-gram feature function extracts n-grams (n=1; 2; 3; 4) of words within a window of three words before or after the target word.

With the first, he says, he simply sat down one morning and wrote fifteen hundred words before lunch.

I had asked them to write down three or four words before they spoke, each word indicating a formative aspect of experience, and to tell me what the words were.

She might as well have been a prison warden for all her interpersonal skills; we had barely said two words before she announced I was showing clear signs of being in a "neurovegetative" condition.

Like Trollope polishing off several thousand words before leaving for his day job as surveyor general of Waltham Cross, Liebling wrote at a blinding rate, publishing hundreds of pieces, of all lengths, colors, and moods.

In our system, we take the context of both chemical and disease mentions into account using a window of the size of 5. Therefore, the mention itself and two words before and after are extracted.

You should expect to write a million words before you ever get published.

Literature has an aura that it's this world full of people who get up at 7AM and write one thousand words before breakfast, revise before lunch and then write two thousand more after lunch.

It was 8 in the morning and 100 journalists had three hours to digest 2.6 million words before forming hot takes on how irresponsible Tony Blair's decision to enter a war that resulted in hundreds of thousands of deaths was.