Example Sentences

The investigators from the Federal Aviation Administration team arrived to anatomize the evidence and data from the plane crash to determine a probable cause.

Merriam-Webster says that it's non-standard usage and more common in the habitual speech of the lesser-educated. It is used more in American-English than British-English, but usage by both is much the same, as in fiction it is used for the purpose of characterization and in familiar correspondence it is used as a mark of warm personal friendship. It is commonly used in popular songs for metrical value and for its informal tone ("Ain't She Sweet", "It Ain't Necessarily So", for example). Familiar phrases include "That ain't hay", "If it ain't broke, don't fix it", "Say it ain't so, Joe", "You ain't seen nothin' yet", and "It ain't over 'til the fat lady sings".

Identifying newchildren before naming them shows that the community values them as part of its collective responsibility to ensure their well-being. It reinforces the idea that each member is essential to the community's survival. However, it may also indicate a lack of individuality or personal value, as names are significant for identity and self-expression.

The correct capitalization for that sentence is: "Neither the dog nor the cats were frightened by the delivery truck from Hazel's Florist."

Two strategies minority actors use in early media to assimilate are code-switching (modifying speech or behavior to match dominant culture) and stereotypical portrayals (playing roles that reinforce existing stereotypes). An example of code-switching is an Asian-American actor adopting a standard American accent in a film. An example of stereotypical portrayal is a Hispanic actor playing a maid or gang member in a TV show.

Yes, as in: "I would like to discontinue my subscription, please."

A distinctive feature of a village is its small size and close-knit community. Villages often have a centralized gathering place, such as a town square or market, where residents come together for social activities. Additionally, villages typically have a more rural setting compared to towns or cities.

Race can be a verb or a noun.

verb -- I will race you to the kitchen. The years seem to race by these days.

noun -- Jack is running in the next race. There are two candidates left in the presidential race.

There's a culture growing in the refrigerator.

"Whereabouts" is an older word that is not used in casual conversation much; but you will encounter it in crime novels and on TV shows when they are looking for someone: "His last known address was in Malibu, but that was two years ago, and we are not sure of his whereabouts today."

She likes to peddle her handmade jewelry at the local market on weekends.

Words like frosty, icy, chilling, and frigid connote the idea of coldness.

The term "metropole" historically referred to the homeland or primary city of a colonial power, from which it controlled and governed its colonies. It highlighted the relationship between the center of power and its outlying territories. The concept of the metropole was prominent during the era of European colonialism and imperialism.

The surname "LOKARE" appears to be of Indian origin, specifically associated with the Marathi community. It may indicate the individual's place of origin, occupation, or even a family lineage within the Marathi-speaking regions of India. Further research into genealogy or consultation with cultural experts may provide more specific insights into the meaning and history of the surname.

The conjunction "but" is used in the sentence provided, indicating contrast between the two definitions of the word "squatter." It connects two contrasting ideas within the same sentence.

I had to rest when I caught the flu, but once I got better, I flew to visit my family.

1. I went to the store, but my brother stayed at home.
2. She danced at the party, while he watched from the sidelines.
3. The cat climbed up the tree, and the dog ran around the yard.
4. I studied for my exam in the library, yet my friend studied at home.

Verbose is the opposite of succinct. It means using more words than necessary to explain something.

Intonation in English serves to convey emotions, attitudes, and emphasis in speech. It can also help to indicate sentence types, such as questions, statements, and commands. Additionally, intonation can signal the speaker's intention and can help to clarify meaning in communication.

1. She ran to catch the bus.
2. He cooked dinner for his family.
3. The dog barked loudly at the mailman.
4. They danced all night at the party.
5. The sun sets over the horizon every evening.

"Eat" works best with "crew in groups of four" because the subject "crew" is plural.

1. "Nestled in the heart of..."
2. "Surrounded by picturesque landscapes..."
3. "Located at the crossroads of..."
4. "Awash with vibrant colors and sounds..."

Cultural diffusion can be seen in the increasing popularity of sushi in the United States, which has spread from Japan to become a widely enjoyed cuisine worldwide.

She was untrusting of strangers due to a past betrayal.

Tejanos, are Mexicans who lived in Texas.