Sentence examples for word to us from inspiring English sources
Hillary never said a word to us or about us.
But freedom was just a word to us, a slogan that we liked.
"Politics is a dirty word to us, and we do not think it should be mixed with religion.
"You broke your word to us and that is a deeply lousy and immoral thing to have done," wrote Rudin.
"Finally, he was distracted," the detective added, "and one of the guys just grabbed him, but he never said a word to us the whole time".
"He was a military man, but he never said a word to us," Muhammad added, referring to his father's links to the armed wing of Islamic Jihad.
These were the parting words to us from Brig.
He brings the cluing originality and the crunchy, new words to us on a Friday.
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Poetry is the language we spoke as toddlers – the rhythm and texture of nursery rhymes brought words to us that we may not have completely understood, but which spoke to our little minds on some basic human level.
