Sentence examples for corrected punctuation from inspiring English sources

Other amendments dealt with clarifying language in previous legislation, and even corrected punctuation marks.

Truss's back-flap bio notes that "she is constantly tempted to correct punctuation on signs, advertisements, movie posters and more".

I want to display his actual ability by running his author's note and acknowledgments unedited, beyond correcting punctuation, spelling and grammar.

Despite truly heroic estimates of their economic value to the nation (at least $1bn a year), the red tape repeal days were mostly about removing anachronisms and correcting punctuation in the nation's legislation.

("In third grade, somebody sent me a poison-pen letter," Ruhl, who was bullied for being intelligent, said. "I corrected the punctuation and sent it back").

Why? –Do writers of e-mail typically use correct punctuation?

Remind them to write clearly and to use correct punctuation.

"I believe that your department should also use the correct punctuation in all the Sats tasks".

For many Tibetans, however, the correct punctuation remains a question-mark.

Correct punctuation could be: The weather is great today, but it's supposed to rain tomorrow.

It does not deliver straight news or pose as fine literature, and it is hardly a stickler for correct punctuation.