Sentence examples for word formed from inspiring English sources

At 42, Beane didn't invent sabermetrics, a sci-fi word formed from S.A.B.R., the Society of American Baseball Research (a k a The No-Life Institute).

He didn't speak English, but he'd wanted a catchy, international name for his company, so he'd called it Ge-rui-te, a made-up word formed by the Chinese characters that he thought sounded most like the English word "great".

Yehoshua even has a name for such a place, a compound word formed (like "Benelux", he says) from the first syllable of each country's name in its own language.

The earlier part of the word formed part of the name of several Anglo-Saxon kings e.g., Aethelbert, Aethelwulf, Aethelred and was used obviously to indicate their noble birth.

Informally speaking, a non-associative word is an expression formed from several indeterminates by applying the multiplication and the right and the left divisions (In particular, a monomial is a non-associative word formed using multiplication only).

One small word, formed into a question, which no one person will ever be able to answer.

However, one guy has taken him for his word, forming the new religion Yeezianity.

Orientation of the opinion word form the basis for classification.

Essentially you're watching a single thought process — "hear and repeat this word" — form and execute.

High frequency words comprised lemma and word form frequencies greater than 100 and 10 occurrences per million, respectively.

We'll score these based on the total length of all the words formed.