Sentence examples for words to enter from inspiring English sources

One of the very first Indian words to enter the English language was the Hindustani slang for plunder: "loot".

So I treasure anything that can serve as inspiration inspiration to create, to write music and words, to enter the head-space in which the work flows naturally.

New in the app, for example, is a special type of interface that "gives you a word bank and lets you tap words to enter your answer".

In other words, to enter your Courage Zone, you first need to stand naked in your Self-Honesty Zone.

To publish in Household Words is to enter a club.

Participants were asked to guess which response word went with the target word and to enter their response using the appropriate button on a response glove.

Sign was a word slow to enter the English language; by 1225 it signified a gesture or motion, and by the end of the 13th century it meant either the sign of the cross or any other device on a banner or shield.

In other words, the opportunity to enter the highest ranks of the nobility, which had long been available in France, was simply emphasized by Louis XIV.

The laws on barring non-belongers buying beach property also mean the apartments with direct access on to the golden sands can't become the full-time residences of people from overseas; in other words they have to enter the Zemi Beach rental programme.

In response to earlier complaints, parents were later allowed to toggle off the app's search capabilities and set their own private passcode, instead of using the default setting, which spells out numbers as words for parents to enter.

"Isolating words, I try to enter the difficult space of meanings and experience.