Sentence examples for word sharing from inspiring English sources

That's all embedded in that word "sharing".

The word "sharing" implies that carriers could have to share their own spectrum as well.

Internet companies, which use the word "sharing" almost as a euphemism for "oops," like to pretend these lapses are normal, even natural.

I try to not use that term, "sharing economy", because the word "sharing" brings with it so much existing expectations that does not match reality.

On Friday, senior clerics around Ayatollah Sistani seemed determined to hold Mr. Sadr to his word, sharing with a reporter a copy of the peace deal he had signed the night before.

There is so much one can be to raise awareness, such as fundraisers, passing out green ribbons to spread the word, sharing my first-hand experience with this disease and most of all donate money to fund the great need for research to find a treatment to help people like my brother and me.

Shooting proceeded with nods and barely a word shared between the directors before Ms. Springer Berman would deliver notes to the actors between takes.

But some survivors, refusing to echo the killers' language so closely, began speaking of "genocide," appropriating the word shared by English and French, Rwanda's secondary languages.

Many such products use the word "shared" to differentiate themselves, but otherwise the box should say "network-attached storage" or "N.A.S".

What Brown does so expertly is to summon the brief, intimate moments — the single word shared between two characters, the simple gesture that quietly reveals hope.

What began as a word shared with Gervais's half a million followers on Twitter has now become far more widespread.