Sentence examples for distinctive spelling from inspiring English sources

According to Ms. Dawes, John Lennon suggested the Cyrkle's name and distinctive spelling.

Distinctive spelling mistakes or footnotes the student has failed to remove.

Her name is a distinctive spelling of the Biblical Naomi, but she was born Naami, a variation of the Hebrew Naamah, meaning sweetness and beautiful ― and referring to one of the wives of King Solomon.

A distinctive spelling of a company name and a logo with a distinctive rendering of that company name are two separate trademarks.

This is a distinctive turn.

It will be called "Yiddish mit ayn Aleph" — a reference to the distinctive way Hasidim spell the language's name.

Already, a favourite is Gilchester Organic, from two miles North of Hadrian's Wall, which grows many heritage wheat grains with distinctive flavours: rye, spelt and older cereals such as Einkorn, too.

Stencilled on to walls, etched into glass, printed on beer mats and painted on to escalators, his distinctive blocky font spells out cryptic messages that sit somewhere between concrete poetry and graffiti.

But Indonesia has been disturbed by the two distinctive foreign-policy positions he has spelled out.

Tonal spelling, Gwoyeu Romatzyh's most distinctive feature, was first suggested to Y.R. Chao by Lin Yutang.

That's a bold choice, given that the sandwich's name (however you spell it) comes from the distinctive thick round loaf first made in New Orleans sometime around 1895, according to the "Oxford Companion to American Food and Drink".