Sentence examples for word in brackets from inspiring English sources

That word in brackets is tempting fate bigstyle, though, isn't it?

You may notice the word in brackets, in Latin script, "Piobe de Sacco" – one of the two places that claim the very first dated Hebrew book, in this case an Arba Turim by Jacob ben Asher, which was completed on July 3, 1475 (the poem listed at the bottom of the manuscript comes from the colophon of the Arba Turim of Piove di Sacco).

Type the word in brackets (in this case it's trix).

Either open a new tab or memorize the word in brackets.

The word in brackets next to a sticker is its function, and the number is its strength.

Call me crazy, but normally when I see the word "News" in brackets like that, I assume there's going to some sort of news-like item contained within the message.

We edited for grammar only and occasionally included our own words in brackets within a quotation to add clarity.

The words in brackets do not appear in the Act, but have been inserted for clarity.

Do not correct misspellings or other errors, but insert after them the Latin word sic in brackets [sic] to show that the error was in the original.

MEPs consider the Commission's justification for the exemption – that indicating existing food additives followed by the word "nano" in brackets on the labels could confuse consumers by suggesting that these additives are new – to be "erroneous and irrelevant".

The questions referring to the SDH and to the knowledge assessment are presented in this paper, partially with the original German wording added in brackets.