Sentence examples for using the acronyms for from inspiring English sources

Extraordinary," David Axelrod, a senior adviser to Obama's two presidential campaigns, wrote on Twitter, using the acronyms for president and president-elect.

"Potus and Flotus," some took to calling the couple, using the acronyms for the president and first lady of the United States.

"Does it really make a difference if you are attacked by the F.A.R.C., the E.L.N., by paramilitaries or by a gang of narcotics traffickers wanting to defend their laboratories?" he asked, using the acronyms for the guerrilla groups.

"The elements in close ground combat were about 25 U.S. assisting and advising approximately 200 I.A. and I.P.," the colonel added, using the acronyms for the Iraqi Army and Iraqi police.

They could've set that V-Bied off so coalition forces would respond, then a sniper could shoot at us," he said, using the acronym for vehicle-borne improvised explosive device.

"Foolish, indeed, are those who are handling the US-DPRK policy," it said, using the acronym for North Korea's official name, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.

"Looking at the scale of Nycha's program," Mr. Kelly said, using the acronym for the authority, "it was impossible for us to turn on a dime".

"Today, they are called the B.L.M.," he said, using the acronym for the land bureau.

He was using the acronym for the Mahdi Army's Arabic name, Jaish al-Mahdi.

mine or yours?" came the Taliban response, using the acronym for the United Nations mission in Afghanistan.

"RINOCARE," Mark Levin wrote on Twitter, using the acronym for Republican in Name Only.