Sentence examples for your noun from inspiring English sources

(Plus, the commoner your noun is, the more likely other businesses have gotten to it first.

Julian Assange and WikiLeaks have been jettisoned to fame or notoriety (choose your noun, please) not because of a passing political battle but for reasons much deeper: the desire to possess, distribute and devour information.

She is drawn to outsiders (or rogues, or mavericks — pick your noun).

You will position yourself well if you don't just think of yourself as an employee, or a businessperson, or a florist, or [insert your noun here], but as an entrepreneur.

But if you had a computer site, your noun could be "circuit board".

Choose a matching and interesting adjective that can describe your noun.

For me: prime numbers, correct use of statistics and apostrophes, the direction the content moves when you scroll, whether you always change batteries as a complete set, not verbing your nouns, and not making statements that are illogical or can't be substantiated (ever).

Be creative with your nouns!

) Come up with juicy, cool adjectives for your nouns.

If you aren't having fun, or your nouns are a little dull, maybe you need to have everyone write down one or two without showing any one what they are, and then start again.

6. Mouse Hands: When you stick olives on the tips of your fingers (noun), maus hands.