Sentence examples for word pen from inspiring English sources

One traditional feature of Texas and Southern speech -- pronouncing the word "pen" like "pin," known as the pen/pin merger -- is disappearing in the big Texas cities, while remaining common in rural areas, Dr. Tillery said.

Sorghum and S. italica, it turns out, were introduced into the area some time later, and the names given to the earlier plants were transferred to the new ones in the same way the English word pen, which originally meant "feather", was transferred8 to the successors of quill pens: the steel-nibbed pen, the fountain pen, the ballpoint pen, etc.

You take the word "pen" and then take the "n" away and it is "pe".

Notice the conjunction of the the words "pen" and "is" to appreciate this linguistic game.

This is not the franchise Chris Morris once suited up for with three words penned on his sneakers.

Twice!' Allen goes on to talk about reclaiming this song, with words penned by one of the more radical thinkers of his time, from the Right.

Among the myriad words penned and broadcast on the Unipol affair barely any have condemned a venture that was so manifestly at odds with Italy's commitment to liberalise and to opening its markets to EU and other foreign investors.

Cameron used the words penned by America's founding fathers to illustrate the central theme of the 130-page, hardback Tory manifesto – an invitation to the people of Britain to join him in governing the country.

The 2.6m words of his report will necessarily take much longer to digest, but the defining sting was conveyed in just six words penned by Tony Blair himself, in a letter to Mr Bush in July 2002 – "I will be with you, whatever".

Words penned by our very own President Trump in The Art of the Deal and advice he is ignoring as our federal government lacks thousands of staff, particularly in senior positions, months into his presidency.

Dr. King's words penned in reference to the Civil Rights Movement still ring true in this age where other innocent victims are enslaved and abused: "It is always the right time to do the right thing".