Sentence examples for columns of letters from inspiring English sources
Nearly every leading newspaper or important weekly has run leading articles on the subject lately, following up with columns of letters from readers.
As wreaths of flowers pile up in front of Dr. Favaloro's research foundation, newspapers are publishing extra columns of letters to the editor in a deluge of long, sorrowful and often bitter diatribes blaming the entire society for the suicide.
Unfortunately, the box is not marked as clearly as it could be (you can kind of see this in the example, at right) and may cause some confusion when you are staring at columns of letters and numbers.
"I wouldn't say I felt superior... but using newer technology always felt like taking a step back – even though making music with the Amiga involved typing endless columns of letters and numbers.
The second subtest, Planned Codes, contains two items, each within a matrix of 7 rows and 8 columns of letters with empty boxes.
The monthly column of letters from readers was edited by Susan Kirby.
The result is a document that, with column after column of letters, sometimes looks more like a report card than a tax return.
She ran her finger over the smooth pages and neat columns of tiny letters.
In 1952 Janet Flanner devoted two columns of a Letter from Paris to the capture, preparation, and consumption of ortolans (sparrows), which she called "those luscious, musical little mouthfuls".
In my column of reader letters, which appeared in print on Sunday, I didn't have enough space to publish the full response from Jonathan Landman, culture editor for The Times, to reader Philip McGrath, who asked about the credentials of critics.
The vec (A) denotes the column vector obtained by stacking the columns of A. The letter j represents the imaginary unit (i.e., (j=sqrt {-1})).
