Sentence examples for handwriting some from inspiring English sources

The state party acknowledged that its workers in the 16th District had forged scores of signatures -- many in the same handwriting, some with the last names written first, as if they had been copied straight from election rolls.

Today's referendum was illegal under Ukrainian law; polling stations had no electoral registers (people not on the out-of-date lists simply added their names in handwriting, some voted twice) and the people who organised it were imposters, backed by the same masked men with guns who have occupied government buildings.

Even if most of the studies used contemporary handwriting, some of them have used samples of ancient inscriptions and Byzantine codices [9].

The block-letter handwriting bears some similarities and crucially Balestrero misspells the word "drawer" as "draw" – the same mistake as the robber made.

Many Shakespeare scholars think the manuscript of "Sir Thomas More" includes a patch or two of Shakespeare's handwriting, but some disagree.

The inquiry later found that those last 202 names were listed in alphabetical order, with identical handwriting, and some of those listed said they had not voted.

Their handwriting share some of the same affectations, such as spelling the word "Boss" with a long or medial "S", as in "Bofs".

They've been taught handwriting at some point, or thought about it – the loops are consistent and form a strong style.

Then the paperback came out, with the title written in a tortured typeface, a font perhaps based on the handwriting of some stalker.

For the moment, Choi has dropped the missing-persons police report based on her belief in the authenticity of her husband's handwriting, although some Hong Kong politicians have openly raised the possibility that the letter was written under duress.

In a lecture on the subject of Cosey before an audience of bibliophiles at the Grolier Club in 1939, Bergquist said, "Decidedly, there is something intriguing in the idea of a person sitting down and deliberately forging the handwriting of some well-known person.