Sentence examples for a text will appear from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, in creating a musical "vocabulary," we found a well-known phenomenon common in written texts and many other domains: Zipf's law, which predicts that the most frequent word in a text will appear twice as often as the next most frequent word, three times as often as the third most frequent, and so on.

If you want to reply or comment on an existing task, just hover over the comment and a Reply text will appear.

If you want to reply to an existing comment, just hover over the comment you want to reply to and a Reply text will appear.

As the Aspen Chamber Symphony plays each musical passage, a few lines of text will appear on the device's small screen to describe or explain what is being heard at that moment.

Type in "cmd" without quotes a black screen with white text will appear.

A new, black window with some text will appear.

After that, the secret text will appear clear as a bright blue day within the Black SMS app, but anyone who goes snooping in your iMessages app or tries to fake a password will come up with nothing.

Occasionally some text will appear signifying that an enemy is saying something like, "We will destroy you all," but fortunately, such silliness is used sparingly.

The quoted text will appear under the title and a "comment" field will be left blank.

No text will appear when you are entering in a password, just press enter when done after each prompt.

The title text will appear where the tiny copyright notice would appear on a traditional strip.