Sentence examples for essay card from inspiring English sources

By the time they graduate high school, most will have written about 35 five-paragraph essays -- 35 introductions, 105 body paragraphs, and 35 conclusions, all double-spaced and 12 pt Times New Roman (or Arial, for those playing the bigger font/shorter essay card).

One essay, "The Race Card in the Campaign of 2008," lays out an exacting standard for determining when the charge of race baiting is appropriate and applies it to several statements that were labeled as racist, or at least nearly so, during the last presidential campaign.

And while at the essay's conclusion Card writes, "We don't seriously think any such thing will happen," he immediately changes course, saying, "But if we learn anything from history, it's this: Anything can happen".

Don't write an essay in the card or your receiver might feel overwhelmed.

The studio declined to comment further Thursday about Card's latest essay.

Card prefaces his essay by saying that as a science-fiction writer his job is to "make impossible events seem not just possible but likely.

As insurance, I write the "first draft" of an essay on three-by-five cards, typing sentences in no particular order, taking my own dictation.

In 1990 Card wrote a lengthy essay titled "The Hypocrites of Homosexuality".

In 1994, Nicholson Baker published an essay, "Discards," lamenting the destruction of library card catalogs.

Specifically, my essay recounted a second-grade night trading cards in Italy in a language I didn't speak or understand.

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