Sentence examples for correctly use from inspiring English sources

Ms. Spaepen suggests that when home-signers correctly use small numbers, they are relying on this innate trait.

She's right in step with modern times, as women often (and correctly) use no title ("Mrs". or "Ms").

The successful applicant will speak fluent OMG and LOL and correctly use the terms DM (direct message), RT (retweet) and # (hashtag).

The Know Your Compost Campaign has launched two new guides to help gardeners choose, and correctly use, composts and soil conditioners containing recycled garden materials.

The first is from 24 November 2010: "Part of our policy is clearly established: we wish to proceed with, to correctly use your word, very substantial disposal of public forest estate, which could go to the extent of all of it".

Each FSML contains rules and information required to correctly use a framework.

Initially, he seems to have grasped the word correctly, using the word "Everest" appropriately in conversation.

"We believe the long-standing licensing process was correctly used in this case," said a spokesman.

"Oi", "Bollocks" and "Son" were, if I remember correctly, used often.

It's not actually a past tense; that, too, is a subjunctive, correctly used here.

This lovely article about a correctly used semicolon in a subway poster doesn't actually state the rule for using this punctuation mark.