~First rule to stand firm against life. Deny deny deny~
1. The quick brown fox jumps over a lazy dog.
This sentence used 32 words, but already but all 26 alphabets in it. So you better learn this for typing.
2. Pack my box with five dozen liquor jugs.
Also used 32 words.
3. The five voxing wizards jump quickly.
Less, only 31 words.
If you want to use less words in a phrase, sometimes you have to use "specific nouns" to do it.
4. quick wafting zephers vex bold Jim. (only used 29 words)
5. Waltz, nymph, for quick jigs vex Bud. (only used 28 words)
The following sentence only used 26 words to fit-it-all. Unfortunately they used some people names and nouns, so comparing to it doesn't really make sense. Have a look:
6. J.Q. Schwartz flung D.V. Pike my box.
amazing huh?
ampere (Andre-Marie Ampere)
coulomb ( Charles augustin de Coulumb )
farad ( Michael Faraday )
henry ( Joseph Henry )
hertz ( Heinrich Rudolf Hertz )
joule ( James Prescott Joule )
kelvin ( William Thomson Kelvin )
newton ( Sir Isaac Newton )
ohm (Georg Simon Ohm)
pascal ( Blaise Pascal )
tesla (Nikola Tesla)
volt (Alessandro Volta)
watt ( James Watt )
weber ( Wilhelm Eduard Weber )
Big Bertha
Bowie knife
Colt revolver
Derringer
Garand rifle (M-1)
Gatling gun
Mauser rifle
Maxim gun
Thompson submachine gun
Winchester rifer
alexander
bendictine
Bloody Mary
bourbon
Bronx cocktail
Dom P'erignon
Gibson
gimet
gin rickey
grog
Harvey Wallbanger
Kickapoo joy juice
Manhattan cocktail
martini
mickey finn
Rob Roy
Scotch
Tom Collins
1. aspirin
2. cellophane
3. corn flakes
4. cube steak
5. dry ice
6. escalator
7. kerosence
8. lanolin
9. linoleum
10. mimeograph
11. nylon
12. raisin bran
13. thermos
14. trampoline
15. yo-yo
16. zipper