Sentence examples for hyphen of from inspiring English sources

The mailing address, 41-75 Glenwood Street, has the telltale hyphen of a Queens house number, and the ZIP code is 11363, for Douglaston Manor, served by the Little Neck post office.

the last things i remember are eating 2 pieces of cold pizza and a bowl of rice krispies Below is a tour-bus interview with ?uestlove, conducted by J. Moore and DJ Hyphen of Seattle's KUBE 93.

A hyphen of course has its place - think for instance of the headline in a local newspaper: 'Police Help Dog Bite Victim' - but Bio-chemistry caused outrage and derision (I was there).

It took the hyphen out of the XL-7.

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For instance, if you were to leave the hyphen out of a word like re-examine, it would be reexamine, which confuse readers.

And though he later became enthusiastic about direct democracy (an enthusiasm, like that for homeopathic pills, which was fostered by his links with Switzerland through Barbara, his wife), he was a monarchist to the end.Suspicious of intellectuals, Brian relished exposing the soft, less-than-rigorously-thought-out (he was fond of hyphens) orthodoxies of the liberal left.

In our study, we observed the adherence and germination of spores, as well as the hyphen penetration of the stratum corneum.

The identified QTL were designated with italicized symbol composed of a Q, a trait name, a hyphen, name of institute, the symbol for the chromosome in which the QTL is located, and, in cases where more than one QTL controlling a trait were detected in the same LG, they were numbered serially.

If the rest of the world considered India at all, this subcontinent nation of 1.2 billion was typically dismissed with a hyphen: part of the India-Pakistan situation, or the India-China relationship.

Area codes for international numbers are often written as part of the number itself or separated only by a hyphen, instead of separated by parentheses as is common with United States numbers.