Sentence examples for word is introduced from inspiring English sources

But, what happens when text or spoken word is introduced into an unexpected environment?

The child will need to say each stimulus item with 90% accuracy out of at least 12 trials without modelling or cueing from the clinician before it is removed from treatment and a new target word is introduced.

According to the traditional rule, the choice depends on which of two kinds of relative clause the word is introducing.

Each word was introduced to the French language and then to English.

A teaching programme for women who want to spread the Dodson word was introduced this year.

"Why do you have a blanket?" The word was introduced by Sylvia Wright in a 1954 Harper's article, "The Death of Lady Mondegreen".

The word was introduced in the late 1970s and had gained widespread currency by 1999, the time of Mr Bové's visit to McDonald's.

The French word was introduced into the English vocabulary in the mid-19th century, possibly by William Makepeace Thackeray's massive novel about a classic femme fatale who poses, when convenient, as an ingénue, Vanity Fair.

In the EL-learning condition the first three letters of the word were introduced by the experimenter directly followed by the target word.

We do not know exactly when and by whom this word was introduced.

When a new word was introduced, it was shown on the screen prior to the start of the trial.