Sentence examples for word states from inspiring English sources

Repeating after Roberts, Obama tripped up on the word "states" in the line, with the result that he vowed to lead a country called "the United Steh".

Repeating after Roberts, the president tripped up on the word "states" in the line: "I do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the office of president of the United States".

After the two mangled the 35-word oath four years ago, necessitating a just-in-case do-over the next day, the president and chief justice this time carefully recited the words in tandem without error, although Mr. Obama did swallow the word "states".

There are some bizarre premises regarding this word," states Roby.

Adaptation measures take aim at reducing the damage caused by these global changes, primarily, as the word states, through adapting.

The multiverse, in a word, states that if you have nearly an infinite number of universes bubbling up, the odds eventually favor the birth of our universe (akin to the notion that a thousand monkeys typing randomly on a thousand computers will eventually produce the works of Shakespeare).

Spoken Word STATE THEATER Jay Leno.

It can be hard just to know when to capitalize the word "state" if it appears after the word Washington.

In the case of the Nebraska license plate he decided on the word "State" before finding "Corhhusker".

Instead we employ what in prosody is called an anapest: "em-pire STATE," with the accent, that is, on the word "state" rather than on the word "empire".

Six months later, the Assembly met again at the tavern and enacted a law substituting the word "state" for "colony" in all commissions, writs and indictments.