They came to the United States with no possessions and not knowing a word of English.
Speed is not a word commonly associated with the Department of Energy.
He was more disturbed by those who stood idly by, not agreeing with what was going on, but at the same time not uttering a word against it.
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Passion is not a word many would associate with their experience of poetry at school.
The cost is moderate enough that the school always fills open slots by word of mouth with no marketing, not even a website, says Moore.
Many evangelicals regard Mormonism as nothing more than a cult: and a cult, moreover, that is based not only on a false theology but also on a willingness to tamper with the inerrant word of God that is the Bible.
Lush cherryishness (not a word, I know, but that was the feeling), with a plush velvety palate and deep ripe red fruit notes followed with a clean, fresh finish.
It is not a word for a dramatic shift from an absolute (though relatively gentle) monarchy with a weak consultative assembly to a constitutionally limited monarchy with a strong, sovereign parliament and an elected president who can remove executive branch officials without entreating the king.
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With that she whipped up Microsoft Word and drew herself up a contract including her consideration not to complain about the broken promise unless it was broken.
If this really is a golden age, and if Offshore Europe becomes even bigger when it returns to Aberdeen in 2013, here's a plea: not only to use colours other than white and yellow, but to dispense with the word 'solutions' in describing goods and services.
"The word 'jazz' is not going to hold me back from doing what I want to do with a set of instruments, " he said.
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