grammarian

This was the kind of thing the grammarians liked to hear.

When his duty is over, he can still be called "Grammarian".

But what put the grammarians millennia ahead of their time?

He was a. grammarian, and could doubtless see further into the future than others.

I ran it past great grammarians on both sides of the Atlantic.

A list of perfect holiday presents for the grammarian in your life.

However, grammarians had always speculated about the origins of words.

A different analytical approach was taken by the ancient Indian grammarians.

A. Let me say first off that I'm not a grammarian.

Those mentioned in this article are a few of the most eminent grammarians.

The people who should really be hip-hopping mad are grammarians.

But the question must arise in the mind of the publisher (if not the grammarian), Who is going to use the book?

A grammarian is never excusable on the ground of good intentions.

But, transcribed onto paper, his words would have pleased any English grammarian.

But the grammarian had pointed out an important orthographical problem of the time.

But there is something strange going on here that makes the most prestigious grammarians nervous.

There appear to have been at least two other grammarians of the same name:

But the grammarians have classified it as a back vowel.

"Shun seems to be a more correct word," the grammarian explained.

Here some grammarians also see son as the indirect object (letter is the term which cannot be left out).

However, his proposal is not widely accepted by either grammarians or academics.

No, these letters are not from disgruntled grammarians or literary critics.

His ambition as a grammarian, then, is to rescue the discipline from the professionals.

The numbers are the native grammarians' numbers for these classes.

This has long been a favorite verb of grammarians.