Sentence examples for vocabulary does from inspiring English sources

The vocabulary does not exist.

At the moment, the vocabulary does not exist for a "Save the Pink" movement.

The English language's rich mixture of Romance and Germanic vocabulary does tend to throw up homophones.

Mr. Meier's formal vocabulary does not, in itself, account for the bold impression the buildings make.

"Feminism and that vocabulary does not exist in our country, and would offend people," Mr. Otgonbaatar said.

Even the vocabulary does the ending of a love affair a disservice – all the words commonly associated with separation are brutal: chucked, dumped, rejected.

People complained primarily that vocabulary didn't belong in a spelling bee.

That he used toe shoes and a centuries-old vocabulary did not make him old fashioned.

It's hard to imagine a time when a foodie's working vocabulary did not include "zeppole," "macaron," "pour over" and "panini".

These archives of endangered vocabulary do feel "elegiac", he admits, "in the sense that I think there is a loss of language and a loss of literacy".

Prof Taylor, who has analysed the data, said that although Welsh children being a month behind in their vocabulary did not seem that much, there were fears the decline in standards would continue.