Sentence examples for i punctuated from inspiring English sources

I think she was out of earshot when I punctuated the encounter with a cheery, "Go f yourself".

I will write more later about his incredible speech (which I punctuated in the beginning with a coughing fit so bad I had to leave the room! Dagnubbit).

My voice wobbled on the last word, but I punctuated it with venom and let it hang in the air between us — not an elephant, not an ignored thing, but a monster unleashed, stalking the room.

I punctuated the difference between the oldest and youngest boomers by profiling two boomer couples: Marge and Jim, age 34, and another boomer couple Bob and Jane, ages 52 and 50.

The first is from the night editor, who wisely suggests I punctuate this dirge with a link to an interview with Paula Radcliffe about her chances in the marathon.

My sister's boyfriend, a fancy lawyer, says he feels self-conscious when we G-chat, because I punctuate with such vigor.

Like most historians, I punctuate the my linear time line with stories about people, buildings, and events, pulling facts and figures together into a coherent narrative.

Letters formed of red roses spelled out the promotional message, "A Diamond Is Forever," punctuated by the four-point "Forevermark" logo.

Since I'm from the Bronx I tend to punctuate like I speak and to add insult to injury, I'm Italian.

Suggestions: I'd punctuate it or not punctuate at all.

And I must punctuate this list with opinions stated in the first person plural, because Donald Trump doesn't represent what "we" believe as Americans.