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How to use cw in a sentence
Pah-mee-cw-ee-tah, the Man who tracks; a Chief; remarkably fine head.
ADVENTURES OF THE OJIBBEWAY AND IOWAY INDIANS IN ENGLAND, FRANCE, AND BELGIUM; VOL. I (OF 2)GEORGE CATLINDa cw Maria: Min saule mersed drihten, and min gast geblissode on gode minen hlende.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 9, SLICE 6VARIOUSThere is first the cell wall (cw) which is a limiting membrane of varying thickness and shape.
THE STORY OF THE LIVING MACHINEH. W. CONNDa andswarode Satanas and cw: "Se ylca hyt is se e Lazarum of unc bam genam."
THE ENGLISH LANGUAGEROBERT GORDON LATHAMDrihten a cw to his leorning-cnihtum, Ic secge eow to soan, t eos earme wydewe brohte maran lc onne nig yssera riccra manna.
THE HOMILIES OF THE ANGLO-SAXON CHURCHLFRICHe cw eft, "Geweore heofen," and rrihte ws heofen geworht, swa swa he mid his wisdome and mid his willan hit gedihte.
THE HOMILIES OF THE ANGLO-SAXON CHURCHLFRICHeo gemunde hwt sum witega cw, "Se oxa oncneow his hlaford, and se assa his hlafordes binne."
THE HOMILIES OF THE ANGLO-SAXON CHURCHLFRICOngunnon a oftorfian mid heardum stanum one eadigan Stephanum; and h clypode, and cw, "Drihten Hǽlend, onfh minne gast."
THE HOMILIES OF THE ANGLO-SAXON CHURCHLFRICBe an ylcan cw se godspellere Iohannes, "See his broor ne lufa, he wuna on deae."
THE HOMILIES OF THE ANGLO-SAXON CHURCHLFRICFela ra lca h acwealde; cw t h hine gehlan mihton and noldon.
THE HOMILIES OF THE ANGLO-SAXON CHURCHLFRIC