Be particularly careful about spelling the recruiter's or recipient's name correctly.
Be careful of spelling and spacing mistakes — errors can make it tricky for Xbox to find the person you're looking for.
Be careful with spelling out numbers above one hundred — if the number is used as an adjective, it is completely hyphenated, since all compound adjectives are hyphenated ( This is the one-hundredth episode. ).
And most importantly, we need new 'piece.' " He was careful to spell out "piece," lest we'd mistake it for "peace," and stressed the importance of community members increasing their stake in their city of residence.
The explainers of science have also been careful to spell out the ways in which therapeutic cloning differs from its counterpart.
There are also differences, which we are careful to spell out, that separate the present from the past.
He was also careful to spell out the legal case for air strikes in Iraq, a touchier issue in Westminster than it is in New York.
He's careful to spell out the differences between Clinton and Sanders without attacking his colleague too harshly, saying the Vermont senator is making campaign promises he cannot keep, and that Clinton has been involved in Latino issues for much longer.
The friend had been more careful with the spelling of Ms. Yurchyshyn's name, and Mr. Anantharaman was able get her number by calling directory assistance.
We all have our issues when it comes to speed-writing and spell-check, but on the day that your candidate begins a six-day bus tour across the Keystone State to allow voters to get to know him, well, maybe you should be careful with your spelling of Pennyslvania's bigger cities.
