Sentence examples for lettered from inspiring English sources
adjective
Literate (able to read writing in letters).
Sixth forms don't know how moving from lettered grades to numerical ones will affect admissions – which affects planning.
Nancy Mitford earned £3 a week working there during the second world war, selling books to lettered types such as Osbert Sitwell and Cyril Connolly.
In the past few years, as street art has exploded from variations on fat- lettered graffiti to sophisticated murals and stencils, works by its top practitioners have sold at auction for hundreds of thousands of dollars: a far cry from such art's usually subversive origins.
Hence, the first lettered variable in Cygnus is R Cygni, and the list reached V2491 by 2010.
To secure symmetry in the writing of these laws, the angles of the triangle are lettered A, B, and C and the lengths of the sides opposite the angles are lettered a, b, and c, respectively.
Designers reduced images of products to elemental, symbolic shapes that were placed over a flat background colour, and they lettered the product name in bold shapes.
Jackson, who lives in London said he creates hand-lettered & illuminated documents for official occasions as well as handmade books for collectors.
For consistency with the rest of the text I have re-lettered Davidson's variables as a and b in this quotation and in principles P1 and P2, quoted below.
"Looks familiar?" asked a rainbow-lettered sign showing whites rallying against desegregation in Alabama half a century ago.
The huge-lettered name on the lorries, EDDIE STOBART, the one that featured in all the pop songs and the jokes, wasn't even his.
ON A street in Johannesburg's posh northern suburbs, a hand-lettered sign warns of danger ahead: MANGAUNG, it says, with an arrow pointing down a cavernous pothole.
