Sentence examples for using a common word from inspiring English sources

Using a common word (say, Brother) makes it very difficult for fans to find the band on the internet.

It even extends to the language: eyes rolled when Cirque du Soleil sued a rival American company, Cirque Dreams, for using a common word in its name.

"We were arrested by the army, then handed over to the shabiha," he said, using a common word for pro-government thugs.

If you like this game, see how long you can talk (and make sense!) without using a common word, like "and," "but," or "the".

New York Magazine writer Willa Paskin observed that Perry did the obvious with the song's hook ("she used a common word for penis and made it mean penis!").

Ford supervisory approval as well as having Ford personnel at the site," it said, using a common abbreviation for the word "without".

In other words, using a common, small design for all respondents provides data for only a small part of the entire response surface, typically making it impossible to estimate interactions, which would provide more complete statistical information about the indirect utility function and protect the estimated parameters against unobserved effects (e.g., interactions).

While unsalted hashes are much less secure than their salted brethren, it still takes a non-trivial amount of time to decrypt unless a user opted to use a common dictionary word as their password.

Others talk about the "inner zing," the adrenalin rush, and Margy uses a common poolside word – exhilaration.

An automatic stemming mechanism is used to detect a common word stem, however, this mechanism does not work reliably.

A common word used by the author is "demythologising".