Sentence examples for font reading from inspiring English sources
When you don't have a second pair of eyes nearby that can give you a sense of what you've done, sometimes it helps to trick yourself into seeing your work in a new light, by printing it out, changing your font, reading your work out loud.
The Mets also wore shoulder patches — again in the official Citigroup font — reading simply, "Inaugural Season 2009".
Families are sent on their way with backpacks of toiletries and photocopies with a map of the US and a note in large font reading: "Please help me.
Fake subway entrances, complete with green railings and old-style fonts reading "Elmhurst Ave".
In particular, most of these typefaces include puzzle fonts, where reading the intended message requires solving a series of puzzles which illustrate the challenge of the underlying algorithmic problem.
Inside, Mr. Romney took a long look at top of the ballot, and the small font that read "Romney and Ryan".
Just in case readers don't get the message, at the bottom of each article is a handful of other icons, leading to Twitter, Digg, Reddit and several other social sites, along with a little inducement in a bright red font that reads "Sharing Is Sexy".
I saw a decorative can in a store upstate, printed on it, in an earnest and childlike font, it read 'farm-fresh' and featured 'hand-painted' wheat and vegetable images and on the bottom was the always present sticker 'Made in Bangladesh.' I love things like that".
Batman himself looked terrified, and in the corner was a horror-movie font which read, "SOMEWHERE IN THE SHADOWS STALKS… THE SAVAGE SKULL!" The story inside – now largely forgotten – concerned a horribly disfigured police officer, injured in the call of duty and fired from the force because his hideously burned face was considered too grisly to be seen by the general public.
The nav bar remains when reading, font choice is kind of boring, and sometimes the font overlays the picture (on iPhone, that is – it looks better on iPad).
Maybe it's the font you're reading me in.
