Sentence examples for work of the word from inspiring English sources

There is no particular description, using the language of physics or chemistry, that would do the work of the word 'hurricane', in the way that 'H2O' would do the work of 'water'water

The Christian philosopher Rene Girard bases much of his work on the word "covetousness," which may be rendered as "desire".

A meeting on Friday morning of the OPCW's executive council in The Hague had been adjourned to work on the wording of the plan.

It added: "Business managers will be working on the wording of a joint motion to be laid next week on Silk's recommendations and Wales' underfunding".

Essentially, in the work of Bob Dylan, the words and the music cannot be separated.

On Tuesday at 7 p.m. three poets will read from their works as part of the Word for Word series.

Surfing 50 States is part indie documentary, part road trip narrative, and part surf flick with a very broad working definition of the word "surf".

So is glamorising this type of work with the word "barista" the coffee chains' true masterstroke?

The other body of work uses the word as a purely descriptive psychological term, akin to 'depression' or 'tranquility'tranquility

Back in the 1960s, publishing was known as "the gentleman's profession". Deals were made with handshakes, and the decision to publish was made entirely on the merit of the work -- the quality of the word.

Medieval Arab science took up the work of the Greeks, as the word alchemy itself suggests.