Sentence examples for word which was from inspiring English sources

A sly wit often punches up the prose, and he is hip in the original sense of the word, which was "knowing," not "fashionable".

Brought up in a large unaestheticized house littered with Congressional Records and stenotype paper by a Chancery Judge and The Court's hazel-eyed Reporter who took down his every word which was law.

Mr. Mitchell later apologized for his behavior, and he denied using that word, which was attributed to him in a police log that was leaked to The Daily Telegraph.

Brought up in a large unaestheticized house littered with _Congressional Records _and stenotype paper by a Chancery Judge and The Court's hazel-eyed Reporter who took down his every word which was law.

The word, which was co-opted by National Socialist propaganda and only partially rehabilitated by Edgar Reitz's arthouse soap opera, made in the 80s and 90s, of the same name (of which Krug is a fan), oscillates between referring to a specific geographic location, a "homeland", and a vaguer, more spiritual sense of "home-ness".

"The L Word," which was created by Ilene Chaiken (who pitched it to Showtime years ago but got a green light only after "Queer as Folk" proved a success), allows Jenny a genuinely complex response to the kiss, and Kirshner is up to the task.

"A" >title is the first word, which is "the"!

Periphery is, nevertheless, a word which is useful to me.

Magazines I subscribe to the Word, which is tremendous.

Actually, it's worse than the 'M' word, it's the 'O' word, which is opera".

"A" title is the first word, which is "the"! people to know that rule.