Sentence examples for using a few words from inspiring English sources

Start by learning and using a few words and phrases.

Instead, he would point to it and command, "Gone!" After so many years, Mr. Girard is able to communicate with Mr. Wooster using a few words that have various shades of meaning depending on intonation, gesture and expression.

But I have the sense that you could use a few words of advice.

Perhaps I should use a few words now to make a case for why this show is more relevant than any other show in town.

You seldom yield to dialectal colour: you use a few words, but you usually prefer the formula "he/she said in dialect".

He used a few words of Mandarin, and when the brokers seemed surprised by his fluency, he joked that his grandmother was from Shanghai.

The defence team had also claimed there was no proof that the posts had not been written by an impersonator, although a video played in court appeared to show Bachmann owning up to the comments: "Some screenshots have emerged, which were partly altered and shortened, in which I used a few words that we've all used, I'm sure, in our local pub".

If I found such a passage in my employee handbook, it might prompt me to use a few words with management that they, personally, might not use, and to give them a taste of an attitude they probably don't share.

With over 25% of the population speaking Russian as their first language you often hear it spoken in the street, although it seemed a far more popular option to use a few words of Swedish or Finnish with Estonia speakers as Russian tends to get a frown.

At each stop today, the governor, who arrived in Santo Domingo Monday evening, used a few words of good Spanish, drawing howls of approval when he declared, at a Roman Catholic Church in Cristo Rey, "Cristo Rey es mi barrio" -- "Cristo Rey is my neighborhood".

Listen, everyone could use a few words of encouragement from time to time and sometimes these quotes and their inspirational imagery provide a much-needed mental pick-me-up.