Sentence examples for tum from inspiring English sources
‘tum’ is not a word used in written English unless it is part of a name or an interjection
For example, ‘Tum Tum’ is a character from the Disney movie Mulan. Example sentence: “Tum Tum was a loyal friend to Mulan.”
noun
Form of shortened form
As well as the stripped-back dialogue and staging, the house lights were off throughout, and the audience – instructed at the start to turn off their mobiles – were so quiet a rumbling tum was the closest thing to a chorus line.
But it also must be the case that high government debt ratios stem from persistent budget deficits, and these in tum imply a large role for the government in the economy.
But his special feel for disappearing worlds and words led him also to collect playground songs, for rope-skipping, ball-throwing, clapping or simply choosing:Eenie meenie macka racka Rair roe dominacka, Soominacka noominacka, Rum tum scum scoosh It was hard to believe, though it was true, that the fish-hoose in which he earned his crust was equally endangered.
But at Munich's Technical University (TUM), which the Roding's designers attended, there is even more buzz about the Tesla, a battery-powered car from California.
Even in areas in which finite forms are not used in the present, they occur in the imperative forms and what may be called the subjunctive; e.g., Hindi tum kam kər-o "work," mɛ̃ əndər aũ "May I come in?" The person number system of the New Indo-Aryan verb accords with the use of pronouns.
I've got dishes to do and got a beautiful baby wobble bum and tum! Screw what people think!
No sentence could leave her desk until all the "tum-te-tums" were right.
Early Indo-Aryan also used various case forms of action nouns in the capacity of what are generally called infinitives e.g., dative singular -tave (dā-tave 'to give'), and ablative-genitive singular -tos (dā-tos), both from a noun in -tu, which also supplies the accusative singular -tum (dā-tum).
The Archers excites opinion in a way that very few other programmes are capable of doing, even though, as far as I'm concerned, the major excitement consists of a dash to find the 'off' switch on the radio before the tum-ti-tum strikes up.
No matter how rumpty-tum her diction, nothing can domesticate the freakish Land of Topsy-Turvy, dilute the glacial awe of the Land of Ice and Snow, or still the fear invoked by the fucking Land of Smack — an entire world whose quiddity is pain.
Now back here — yum-tada-tum — head!
