Sentence examples for word i learned from inspiring English sources

" 'Magazine' is a word I learned very early on not to use," Gardner said.

He later added, "Everything I know about the spoken word, I learned right here at Yale".

This was a word I learned from an opponent playing it against me; I then used it a year later to score 212 points in one move.

If I guess correctly, the songwriter will be cursed for his predictability, and if I guess incorrectly he's being willfully obtuse, a word I learned from my publisher, who applied it to the title of my last book.

Toby Wood Peterborough, Cambridgeshire After reading, on page 38, Anna Wyndham's letter (26 March) insisting that Richard Dawkins "will not get the last word", I learned, on page 53, that it was his birthday that day.

His self-deprecating speech about his C-student days -- "everything I know about the spoken word, I learned right here at Yale" -- charmed some of the students who were hooting insults in the crowd.

In other words, I learned, it behooves you to shop.

He was everything that was not "phony", one of the many words I learned from him.

In other words, I learned during college how to move home (even if I didn't learn any more SAT algebra).

In other words, I learned that shoplifters aren't all bored, lonely women or people who steal because they're broke.

Dr. Bank's mother, Sydell Satine Grossman, echoed her daughter's words: "I learned to make them from feel, watching my mother, Beatrice".