Sentence examples similar to adding to the quotation from inspiring English sources

Fortney told The Post that the phase "about our chances" had been left out of the Observer article, and as you can see, it was added to the Observer's corrected quotation, along with other changes.

There's a photo and biography of each Noma-ite -- an international crew if ever there was one, which adds to the individuality of the listings -- a quotation about the place he or she has recommended and all the usual practical information.

Each pile (i.e., subtheme) was labeled and added to the project codebook, which included sample quotations that exemplified each theme (see Tables  1, 2, 3, and 4 for exemplary quotations).

When the long quotation is over, mortality has been added to the party.

Gumball machines, quotations painted on stairway walls, and an outdoor terrace add to the artistic ambiance.

If there was an important quotation left without a corresponding code from the first coding round, a new code was added to the coding system.

A better and more acceptable alternative is to permit a source to add to a quotation and then explain that sequence to readers.

Words which I added to quotations for the sake of clarity are inclosed in brackets.

If I add to that a quotation I read in a repair workshop when my car was in for an oil change, the picture becomes even more clear.

The lesson is never try," was added to The Oxford Dictionary of Quotations in August 2007.

In one of his sketchbooks he used a pink pencil to work out how to add the quotations to a 1942 draft of the original song.