Sentence examples for was wording from inspiring English sources

One of the simplest, and none the worse for that, was wording along the lines of 'Breeze, a stiff one', which I myself would have been perfectly happy to settle for, but this was unfortunately just too popular for special mention in the lists.

The catch, of course, was wording in the accompanying statement to the effect that this may not be the end to the interest rate hiking cycle.

And the way I was wording it to the patients it was as though I was putting them off, I realised that later on.

Included in this draft was wording on the principle of the 'unjustified encumbrance of a trade mark', a variant of which is found in one of the articles central to TRIPS and now, some 25 years after its articulation by multinational business interests, the subject of WTO proceedings in which a number of countries are arguing Australia's plain packaging law breaches the principle.

"It was worded wrong.

"This ordinance was worded wrong," she said.

How should the invitation be worded?

The lawsuit is worded wonderfully.

It was word-perfect.

"It was words versus words.

Metaphysics was words.