Sentence examples for using the words to from inspiring English sources

As The Times's stylebook says, we should avoid using the words to mean simply "abundant" or "abundantly".

Now New York artist Phil Buehler, who describes himself as "a big fan of Stanley Kubrick and Stephen King", has self-published a book credited to Torrance, repeating the phrase throughout but formatting each page differently, using the words to create different shapes from zigzags to spirals.

It was sort of me using the words to talk about my own thoughts.

Thus, the original directions were clarified to include the instruction, "Point to each face using the words to describe the pain intensity".

He's not using the word to invoke a mood.

And his interest in evil began long before President Bush began using the word to describe terrorists or hostile regimes.

Avoid using the word to speak against yourself or to gossip about others.

Imagine yourself in a real-world situation, using the word to describe something to a stranger.

Few of us would be hesitant to use the word to describe the genocidal regimes, for example, of Stalin, Hitler, Pol Pot and Milosevic.

"[Other people] use the word to describe something that happened, or didn't happen, to us". .

That child uses the word to frighten and to punish.