Sentence examples for using the first word from inspiring English sources

A much better technique, however, is to begin by using the first word of a TV show you don't like; "Downton", for example, or "Celebrity".

You're far better off flicking to a page in a Delia Smith recipe book and using the first word you see; Operation Shallot, for example.

"Remember," the tyro is enjoined, "that the basic rule of vocabulary is use the first word that comes to your mind, if it is appropriate and colorful.

If your source does not list an author, use the first word of the title to alphabetize the work (not counting words such as "An" or "The").

The wordlists were constructed using the first fifteen words listed in the Russell & Jenkins (1954) norms for the critical non-presented words (see Roediger & McDermott, 1995; Stadler et al., 1999 for full details of list construction).

After normalization, the name of the institution was recoded using the first three words in the full name.

"I used one of the first word processors, and I was an expert in the telex, the forerunner to the fax.

But he explained that a CTAD search showed that only 0.8percentnt of threatening notes used "fuck" as the first word in a sentence.

He used the first 5,000 words of seven Shakespeare works, and the first 35,000 words of Moby Dick, as benchmarks, too.

To keep the computer from crashing, I used the first ten thousand words of each work — a good sample size.

If you don't have an author's name, use the first few words of the publication title.