Sentence examples for two nouns from inspiring English sources

The combination of those two nouns, two signifiers in close proximity, is indeed most marketable.

But these need not be the only semantic relationships between two nouns joined in a phrase.

The war is now called Operation Inherent Resolve, which, hey, look at that: two nouns and an adjective.

He and other setters, though, won't always put descriptions of two nouns next to each other, or of two adjectives or of whatever.

If there are two nouns in the preceding sentence you can say 'former' and 'latter'; more than two and it becomes 'first' and 'last'last

"Jellyfish moonlight" packs two nouns together: although "moonlight" is a noun that may do duty as a modifier, the substantive adds more force to the image.

Wu and Weld [10] define an Open Information Extractor as a function from a document, d, to a set of triples in form of (arg1, rel, arg2), where arg1 and arg2 are noun phrases and rel is a textual fragment indicating an implicit, semantic relation between these two noun phrases.

The apparent noun phrase such as 瓜田李下 kua 1 tien 5 li 2 ha 7 in the melon plots and under the plum tree, a juxtaposition of two noun phrases, as in 9, may stand for a whole proposition when the missing predicate is restored.

Genescene is built around manually-tuned regular expressions that are anchored by three prepositions: of, in, and by; any verbs or nominalizations that relate two noun phrases in the vicinity of these prepositions are extracted by the system.

Language comprehension, however, is inherently linked to processing whole sentences that are typically made of different semantic units (at least two, noun and verb) and are organized according to specific syntactic rules.

If the engagement of the LH system for inflected forms primarily reflects their combinatorial implications, then left-lateralized effects should be stronger for the two verb conditions than for the two noun conditions.