Sentence examples for word with which from inspiring English sources
Don't worry — compromises are easily reached, and "no" is a word with which she is familiar.
The author was pleased to have learned an adult word with which to impress the other children, all older.
In one variety of rote learning the subject is to respond with a specific word whenever another word with which it has been paired is presented.
Opposing fans could no longer bait Spurs fans with a word with which they were now referring to themselves with pride.
"Hyperbole" is the most useful word with which to describe James Cronin's fine book, Global Rules: America, Britain and a Disordered World.
Quisiera (I would like) is the word with which Noble launches us upon Spain (alarming that tourism should boil down to such an acquisitive word).
In the end, Earl Woods rued the words with which he'd tagged his son.
He had no use for the tumble of words with which others described their activities.
These are harsh words with which to describe a renowned Harvard professor.
Adult writers tend to start with an idea and then search for the ideal words with which to express it.
I'd like to end by repeating the words with which the Sandy Hook Promise begins: Our hearts are broken.
