Sentence examples for wording emerged from inspiring English sources

The new wording emerged on Wednesday after days and nights of closed-door meetings between the five original nuclear powers and the New Agenda Coalition -- Brazil, Egypt, Ireland, Mexico, New Zealand, South Africa and Sweden.

No word emerged on whether or not it sold.

Words emerged perfectly formed and rounded, with final consonants subtly pronounced at the end ("hoooome-uh").

In 1996, the same year Cool B became a "foreigner," a new word emerged on the political scene in Abidjan: ivoirité.

But in little more than a year, word emerged that Cardinal Ratzinger -- the future Pope Benedict XVI -- halted the inquiry.

The word emerged in a rushed report from Gen. John de Chastelain of Canada, head of an international disarmament panel.

In 1996, the same year Cool B became a ''foreigner,'' a new word emerged on the political scene in Abidjan: ivoirité.

In December, for example, word emerged without fanfare of new rules on the treatment of priests accused of pedophilia.

Rather than hypothesise words or phrases that would predict personality traits, the researchers let the data speak for themselves, seeing which words emerged most typically with which traits.

Hurry, he's hit!," and then "Let's get out of here!" — and then a lot of almost unintelligible shouting, out of which one word emerged clearly: "hospital".

A year ago, when word emerged that Republicans in Wisconsin were encouraging less-than-genuine candidates to run in Democratic primary elections as a strategy, some Wisconsin residents voiced shock.