Sentence examples for using the abbreviations for from inspiring English sources

The newspaper reporter who was taken along on the minisafari in the small pool that accompanies Mr. Bush wherever he goes, Samson Mulugeta of Newsday, described the scene to other reporters like this, using the abbreviations for President of the United States and First Lady of the United States: "As the pool convulsed into giggles, Potus turned back and smiled sheepishly.

A lot of V.C.'s are saying it might not open until 2003," using the abbreviation for venture capitalists.

"Most family doctors don't know a lot about E.D.," he said, using the abbreviation for erectile dysfunction.

He was using the abbreviation for China's official name, the People's Republic of China.

"We do feel a large responsibility to reassure the S.O.I.'s that this is not about S.O.I.," the general said, using the abbreviation for Sons of Iraq.

"I don't think we will drill in A.N.W.R," Representative Sherwood Boehlert, Republican of New York, said, using the abbreviation for the Arctic refuge.

"Growing up LDS," he said, using the abbreviation for Latter-day Saints, "you're pretty much told what you're going to do.

"And a good place to look is going to be A.N.W.R.," he continued, using the abbreviation for the Alaskan wilderness area.

"It is no wonder that many biologists will simply refuse to debate creationists or I.D.ers," she said, using the abbreviation for intelligent design, a cousin of creationism.

He added, using the abbreviation for the Afghan National Security Forces: "We're going to continue to move A.N.S.F.

They are full of news about "I.E.D.'s and political speeches," he said, using the abbreviation for improvised explosive devices.