Sentence examples for insert punctuation from inspiring English sources
Shakespeare, whose writing Coleridge said "goes on kindling like a meteor through the dark atmosphere," wrote so fast he couldn't even insert punctuation, often churning out four thousand words a day with a cumbersome quill that would make a modern pen seem, well, much lighter than a feather.
As always, do not insert punctuation, quotation marks, search connectors or parentheses, and BEFORE running the search, remember to un-check the box under "More Options" below for "obituaries, sports, calendars". This entry was posted in AP Daybook, Electronic Resources, Research Tips and tagged AP on February 5, 2010 by Cris.
I wrote the majority of this post speaking to the dictation tools and found that I only had to adjust a few words here and there, and insert punctuation.
For example: Insert punctuation and other text between concatenated strings.
On the basis of the observation of the process, the factors affecting the imprecision and ambiguity of inserting punctuation in the transcripts were collected.
You can also choose to insert your punctuation manually, or allow the software to do it automatically as you speak.
She has a habit of inserting strange punctuation into her speech, so that one sentence might unexpectedly become three.
An apostrophe, when it curves, opens to the left — the opposite of the letter C. So, technically, a software program that curves your apostrophe to the right is inserting a punctuation mark you never intended.
But at this point, the words pop out of the keyboard or leaky ballpoint pen, and I do my best to insert the requisite punctuation before sending my little darlings on their way.
Sutherland uncovered evidence that the punctuation inserted on Austen's manuscripts shows how she was turned into a more acceptable and organised kind of creative genius.
Despite its textual fidelity, it makes an unspecified number of emendations to spelling and punctuation (inserting periods, cutting commas, closing unclosed quotations) that cast doubt on the project's reliability.
