By Rachel Mitchell Text Copyright 2018 by Rachel Mitchell

LETTER S
Sink in [Verb] (to become completely understood, known or realized).
It took a moment for the words to sink in.
Pauses should be used to give time for ideas to sink in.
Sparingly [Adverb] (in an economical way; in small quantities).
He knew that his funds were limited so he has spent his money sparingly.
Wearing old clothes and buying scantily of food, Sarah spent her money sparingly.
Sponsor [Noun] (a person or organization that pays for or contributes to the costs of an event).
The event was sponsored by several local businesses. Stuffed bear [Noun] (a stuffed toy in the shape of a bear). A stuffed bear with glasses and a tie.
I gave my daughter an adorable stuffed bear for her birthday.
The shore [Noun] (the land along the edge of a sea, lake or river).
I like to walk along the shore.
The shore was littered with rubbish left by the tourists.
Simplify [Verb] (make something simple/less complicated and easy to do or understand).
He tried to simplify your explanation for the children.
She simplified her sentences to use words and phrases she was more comfortable with.
To some degree [Expression] (to some extent).
To some degree, he was right.
He can be trusted to some degree.
Sensitivity [Noun] (the ability to understand the feelings of others).
She is not known for her sensitivity in dealing with complaints. Women like him for his sensitivity and charming vulnerability. Storytelling [Noun] (the art of telling stories).
The student has lost the thread of her storytelling.
The teacher has to develop a number of skills to improve her storytelling.
Setback [Noun] (a difficulty or problem that delays something or makes a situation worse).
The team suffered a setback when their best player was injured.
Superb [Adjective] (excellent; very good).
The diners complimented the chef on the superb meal.
The restaurant has superb food quality, superb service, and superb decor.