Sentence examples for word wars from inspiring English sources

COUNT BASIE THEATER "Word Wars," film.

"Word Wars" is instead taxing, requiring patience for grainy photography, garage-band power chords and griping childlike contestants.

In "Word Wars," which opens today in Manhattan, brains are locked in a more brutal combat, with meager rewards for endless striving.

WORD WARS Directed by Eric Chaikin and Julian Petrillo; director of photography, Laela Kilbourn; edited by Conor O'Neill; music by Thor Madsen; produced by Mr. Chaikin; released by Discovery Times Channel and Seventh Art Releasing.

And the champions in "Word Wars," a documentary by Eric Chaikin and Julian Petrillo, see a rack of seven letters and can find obscure game-changers like retsina, a Greek wine, or wadi, a dry river bed, or djin, a genie.

Now you can't say the word browser without attaching the word "wars," and tedious road metaphors for our future have been co-opted by no less than technology's capo di tutti capi, Bill Gates himself.

The word "war" never appears.

The word "war" is heard everywhere.

One shows the word "War?" on screen.

I can't understand the word "war" anyhow.

She used the word "war," which got Augustus' attention.