Sentence examples for word on something from inspiring English sources

"If you really want to spread the word on something really, really quickly, there is only one way: get on the Internet and get the micropundits, the bloggers, to cover it," said Jonas M. Luster, a sociologist who has heard his own Dean remix played on the radio.

Arithmetic suggests he will have to break his word on something.

"If you give your word on something, you live up to it," he said.

"The Supreme Court is going to want to have the last word on something of this magnitude," he said.

Having said that, the Fed still seems not to have managed to stick the expected date of the first rate rises in place; as good news has come rolling in, fed fund futures have signaled expectations of ever earlier increases though they may be responding less now to such strong economic data than they would have prior to the September analysis.And finally, a word on something a bit different.

"Push notifications can be simple reminders, or they can be crisis communications, making sure people get word on something urgent quickly".

"Just because you have a word to put on something doesn't mean you understand it any better.

Group Publisher Jed Hartman argued that even though the "content from" label appeals to advertisers, there's an editorial reason for it, too, because putting the word "sponsored" on something can be confusing to a layperson.

"You think The Huffington Post could help get the word out on something like that?" Absolutely.

The implication seems to be if you slap the word "equity" on something, all is good and the details need not be discussed.

In other words, concentrate on something, anything else.