Sentence examples for use of occasional words from inspiring English sources

Another strophic form developed in Spain is the songlike zajal (melody), interesting for its embodiment of dialect phrases and the use of occasional words from Romance languages.

One of the hallmarks of Latina magazine is its use of "Spanglish," or the occasional use of Spanish words in otherwise English text.

Before 2004, the F.C.C. consistently held that occasional, spontaneous use of certain words that were otherwise prohibited did not violate its indecency standards.

And he rightly wonders whether the intellectual elite of any other country, if faced with similar circumstances, would have behaved any better.One criticism is his indulgence in untranslated bits of French, German and Italian; another is his occasional use of words like "aleatory", which smack of translation (Mr Spotts lives in France) and have no place in modern English.

With considerable effort, the historian might summon up a vague sense of irritation at the occasional use of the word "wanker", which was not recorded before the 1940s.

There will be occasional words of support for these millions of forgotten Americans.

There, during the roll call at the start of each shift, a commander addressed the officers, handing out assignments and occasional words of lukewarm encouragement.

It emphasized Mr. Carlin's "repetitive, deliberate use" of swear words and left open the question of whether "an occasional expletive" would be considered indecent.

Field Marshall Bashir knows the occasional words of concern from the State Department are token gestures.

I believe I speak for all Americans when I say that it would be nice if presidential campaigns avoided the use of the word "felony" except perhaps when discussing the occasional member of Congress.

Nor are these occasional words like lift v elevator.