Sentence examples for usual word from inspiring English sources

"Affreux, it's not a very usual word.

Dour, I think, is the usual word.

Hyperbaton, ( Greek: "transposed" or "inverted") a transposition or inversion of usual word order.

That's not the term most posties would pick: the usual word is "shit".

"Gentrification" is the usual word, but Blazwick says this is "too pejorative of what's going on.

You could, I suppose, call something that doesn't happen all that often a stereotype or a myth, but the usual word for it, I explained, is a fact.

There were the usual words about attendance (growing), television deals (increasing) and perception (on the up).

But a critic's usual words, like "astonishing," "beautifully crafted" and "powerful," feel wrong here.

Responsibility, care, gradualness, humanity — even at a time of jubilation, these are the typical words of Camus, and they were not the usual words of French political rhetoric.

The expected and usual words of welcome echoed around the corridors of the White House and 10 Downing Street after Iraq's new government was approved.

Stevenage is a multicultural society, with a lot of different ethnic groups, but there were lads on the other team, calling me names – all the usual words.