Sentence examples for it's braille from inspiring English sources

I try to read the bumps and lumps with my toes like it's braille.

(Carrados, a blind detective, is portrayed in a manner that is too fanciful for me. For example, he can read the newspaper with his fingertips, as if it were braille. My carefully suspended disbelief collapsed like a dying soufflé.) But then I came to find that Bramah also wrote the Kai Lung series of chinoiserie novels that I do read over and over and always will, the way I do Wodehouse.

There's Braille on the buttons, so visually impaired children need not miss out on the fun.

"It's in Braille," he said playfully.

As I was trying to pay him, he smiled at me and said "it's free" before attempting to hand me a white business card with what appeared to be braille on it.

From her I learned that there were Braille children's books, complete with raised tactile illustrations; Braille books in Hebrew; and even Braille sheet music.

That it is a Braille book suggests that its words are for the blind — those who cannot see the reality of contemporary life in Cuba.

The Angles called for martinis, which is braille in the New Age for "drink that the urbane sip fashionably".

In our house, there were Braille markings on the cooker knobs to indicate the temperature, and the timer also had Braille on it, but beyond that, the job was done with easy precision.

On Twitter, you'll regularly see US users pondering why there is Braille on drive-through cash machines when blind people can't drive.

Five of my students are Braille writers and two are learning Braille.