Sentence examples for words top from inspiring English sources

Only the words "Top secret" are left.

In other words, top removal is out.

And the oil kept coming, all summer long, and with it new words — top kill, static kill, bottom kill — that meant failure, until at bottom they didn't.

In other words, top rate cuts stimulate rent-seeking at the top but not overall economic growth – the key difference with the first, supply-side, scenario.

The 33rd edition, it contains details of 4,500 pubs throughout the UK that serve – in CAMRA's words – "top real ale".

PHILIP GEFTER IN GUY MADDIN'S OWN WORDS Top left Sometimes I push-processed the film, which means I had the negative kept a little longer in its bath of cooking chemicals.

In other words, top-ranked funds enjoy a benefit much greater than the disadvantage seen for lower-ranked funds.

Seattle was formerly a union stronghold grounded in its working class, a radicalised city, the heart of what Roosevelt-era strategist James Farley called the "Soviet of Washington", but is now, in Raban's words, "top-heavy with PhDs".

I mean, look – just in case you think I'm hyperventilating – is this my job, in an MA, to tell somebody they should be spreading the words top-to-bottom?

Like Coursera, target high-quality, name-brand institutions — in other words, top-ranked programs that are likely to have high ish) tuitions — and give those institutions the ability to extend those elite programs to a limited number of students.

(In other words: Tops are from Mars, bottoms are from Venus).