Sentence examples for To alphabetize from inspiring English sources
verb
To arrange words or items in order of the first (and then subsequent) letters as they occur in the alphabet.
- It was almost impossible to locate specific books in the library until we had alphabetized them by the authors' surnames.
To alphabetize within folders, keep "Favorites" open and left-click on the folders to open them one at a time.
To alphabetize within folders, click on a folder and then click on any bookmark with the folder.
EJB, Devon 5. To put a list into alphabetical order is to "alphabetize it" — horrid!
I can't wait to alphabetize our books by author".
In Mozilla Firefox, one way to alphabetize bookmarks is to go to the View menu, choose Sidebar and select Bookmarks.
If the list is long, it is important to sort the data first in the case of names, to alphabetize them.
The exhibition also presents other examples of predigital note-taking technology, including a second-century potsherd used like scrap paper, and a 17th-century German engraving of a note-closet, in which slips of paper could be hung on hooks corresponding to up to 3,000 alphabetized headings.
Why did I think I needed my bookshelf to be alphabetized when it takes me six months to get through a novel?
Despite clear instructions to rank the best picture nominees by placing a number in the box next to the alphabetized film titles, several voters interviewed for this story didn't know they were supposed to rank the movies at all.
To be utterly accurate, New York City is not at the top of the list on "sanctuary city" Web sites, which tend to be alphabetized.
I do get fed up with people saying they're "so OCD" when they show off their gleaming white trainers, or explain why their vinyl collection just has to be alphabetized.
