Sentence examples for word contains from inspiring English sources

But change the word "contains" to "channels" and Orff is back on the hook.

Each word contains exactly one letter not in the word CAKE.

"If the word contains a soft or a hard 'G,' a 'P,' or a 'B,' you can be sure it's Persian".

Although this word contains surge, now a popular syllable, it is too narrowly focused on a specific opponent bent on overthrowing a local government.

"Whoso list to hunt" (an adaptation of a sonnet in Italian by Petrarch) is an allegory, but any suggestion of indirection or emotional distancing which that word contains is banished by the sheer pace and passion of the lines.

Or, indeed, vulgar Freudianism: a Robert Frost allusion to a "notch" in some mountains sends Paulin spinning off into psychobabble: "the effect is vaginal, though dry and negative (the word contains 'not', which we can also read as 'knot', representing marriage...)" Paulin is a hedgehog not a fox.

b) Does the word contain two or more syllables?

In subsection (d)(3), the word "contained" is omitted as surplus.

One longer phrase with a word containing that tough "chet" in the middle was cut.

So now he has left the old four-word sentence--each word containing four letters to others.

The ancients believed that the spoken word contained the power and authority of the Gods.