Sentence examples for wording of the first from inspiring English sources

Scott Shane, who covers national security, said he and his editor in the Washington bureau, Douglas Jehl, negotiated over the wording of the first paragraph.

Walking in on his staff and angry God-botherers disputheg the precise wording of the First Commandment, Bartlet declares: "I am the Lord your God.

Whatever one thinks about the wording of the first three articles, it is hard to gainsay what they aspire to lay down as minimum conditions for a human life worth the name.

In particular, the wording of the first parts of the questions on "How much do your whiplash symptoms interfere…" or "How much pain/ sadness/anger/ do you…" was not congruently translated.

The words of the first verse make the promise that the singer will mindlessly serve the state under God.

The words I have just quoted are the last words of the first volume of Nicholas Boyle's biography of Goethe.

From the first word of the first sentence in an actual composition, the writer is choosing, selecting, and deciding (most importantly) what to leave out.

Heightening the worries about the tapes was word of the first deaths of prisoners in American custody.

Channel swimmers never forget the words of the first successful Channel swimmer, Matthew Webb, who completed the ordeal in 1875.

Take, for instance, the last word of the first line of the poem, the name of the goddess to whom Sappho appeals: Aphrodite.

The hardest category was "Before & After," in which an acrostic-style clue offered a mashup that required a two-part answer in which the last word of the first half was the first word of the last half.