Sentence examples for word agreed from inspiring English sources

"Maybe I can nail a sponsorship deal and get more of these slippers for free!" "Word," agreed the Tin Woodman.

"In the United States, collective is a four-letter word," agreed Harry Smorenberg, head of a Netherlands-based consulting firm on pensions and founder of the World Pension Summit.

"It wasn't just a 'great idea for a movie.' " Thanks to Mr. Owen's involvement Millennium, a small independent house where, as its co-chairman Avi Lerner put it, "drama is a dirty word," agreed to finance the film.

(Use of the word "agree": Obama, 7; Clinton, 5).

Dictionaries, however vaguely they define the word, agree on this, that "almost" means something between "short of" and "sort of".

"It's not definitive or the last word," agrees University of North Carolina epidemiologist David Savitz.

"Twice, the first time in 1980 and the second time in 1995, both times they had the word agree in the proposition.

Mr. Bush has been careful in his public statements, not going beyond wording agreed upon with his closest advisers.

But he conceded that the final wording agreed between the honours committee and the Tories should have been clearer.

While MC and SG both have more than ten words agreed by most raters as in the other emotions category, the HK dataset only has four such words.

According to LU, the form of words agreed at conciliation service Acas, which led to the suspension of the strike, are as follows: The station-by-station review will continue with all the trade unions invited to participate and contribute, additionally the proposed FftF-S implementation plan will also be reviewed.