To the question, "Czeslaw, have you been composing sentences in your head?
"To compose sentences it has a library of rules, words and turns of phrase, taken from everyday English, but also specialist professional terminology," Birnbaum says.
Nevertheless, that's what young Dutch's moving finger wrote in 1931 and, having writ, moved on to compose sentences of more historic import.
He stayed with the grateful May Store people for months, composing sentences and trying them out on customers to see if he had struck the sizzle.
Nevertheless, that's what young Dutch's moving finger wrote in 1931 — and, having writ, moved on to compose sentences of more historic import.
Author(s): Sierra Prasada Millman, The New York Times Learning Network Yasmin Chin Eisenhauer, The Bank Street College of Education in New York City Suggested Time Allowance: One hour Objectives: Students will: 1. Compose sentences that exemplify the differences between facts, claims and opinions.
In To Feel These Things, Leonard Michaels composed startling sentences and evocative essays on everything from smoking to going to the movies.
Whelan found several passages in the interview that appeared to be composed of sentences that had appeared in columns previously written by Levy – and by other journalists describing him.
BREF [13] is a relatively large read speech corpus composed of sentences selected from the French newspaper Le Monde.
And it is studded with carefully composed topic sentences for major ideas which one expects to be followed by paragraphs, pages, and chapters of development but, instead, merely follow one another and sit undeveloped until the next equally well-wrought topic sentence.
