Sentence examples for adding punctuation from inspiring English sources

It's contemporary, with buttermilk biscuit crumbles adding punctuation to a salad featuring a goat cheese gateau and a burnt-onion soubise, or sauce, enhancing the main course.

Duggan copied the ancient writing from microfilm, adding punctuation, quotation marks, and capitals, all of which are missing in the original text.

As Roderick Murray's lighting, something of a third character, keeps the conversation flowing — adding punctuation and depth to movement phrases — the viewer can't help but wonder: Where does one dancer begin and the other end?

But if the idea of adding punctuation marks to the language inspired in me a temporary editor's glee (for a moment, I imagined myself the cackling wolf, saying, Ah, my little red writing hood, the better to delineate your sentences with!), I soon found my view of these novel marks wandering into an unexpected area.

Also adding punctuation to Hamlisch's love letter about movies was song stylist Susan Egan.

Some of the minor changes involved adding punctuation missing from the original manuscript copy and altering capitalisation.

The field even gets added punctuation per MARC conventions.

When writing their names, they often add punctuation marks like colons or hyphens.

Add punctuation to these lines from "The Hydra," and Merwin sounds like his Noah action figure.

It added punctuation to his life and to an Age of Reason that was giving way to Romanticism.

Whether or not we'll ever remember to add punctuation marks in the right places is, of course, another matter.