Constructs
Sentences and constructs are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sentences" instead a verb "Constructs".
Sentences
Constructs and sentences are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Constructs" instead a verb "Sentences".
Both words in one sentence
- Even Prentiss, who, of course, has an accent, constructs her sentences the way a native Russian speaker would do.
Source: Gratuitous Russian -
Mad Libs Dialogue: The police scanner constructs sentences from single words, but also has complete pre-scripted speech.
Source: Video Game / Grand Theft Auto IV - The announcer constructs sentences out of Mons' names, attacks and stock phrases, but the gaps between pieces and changes in inflection make it painfully obvious the voice actor read each piece separately without the director notifying him how they fit together.
Source: Announcer Chatter
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