Sentence examples for word is started from inspiring English sources

The definition of a new word is started with the word : (colon) and ends with the word ; (semi-colon).

Word is starting to spread.

Up to now his audiences have been friends, friends of friends and acquaintances, but word is starting to get around.

Word is starting to get out: Windjammer cruises now dock regularly for tours of Mosquito Bay; and developers have been making inquiries about the Navy land.

The word is starting to get out: Windjammer cruises now dock regularly for tours of Mosquito Bay, and developers have inquired about the Navy land.

I think word is starting to get out there.

The event, if that is the word, was started by Oncus, a clothing and record company, to remind people that life does not revolve around the office.

Television, in other words, is starting to look more like the Internet, even as the Internet starts to look more like TV.

In this new game words are started in the middle and spelled in both directions which is a good deal more challenging than the old way.

In their own words, "Judy's Book was started in 2004 by Andy Sack and Chris DeVore.

To many Brazilians, those words are starting to ring hollow.