Sentence examples for like the spelling of from inspiring English sources

Nomenclature is usually standardized and consistent; the authors dependably render details like the spelling of model names.

The two messages were sent from different phone numbers but the expert believes they were sent by the same person because of similarities like the spelling of "pliz" to mean please.

Gay or straight, rich or poor -- the complications of love get us all and when they see two men together, it may look different (much like the spelling of our title) but at its heart, it's just love.

We would also like to correct the spelling of Minh Duc Cao in the Acknowledgements section.

Cymbal should have read cimbalom, which is a dulcimer-like instrument, and the spelling of "overseas" was corrected.

Still, we should not lose sight of the fact that Dante's attention to current affairs, like the spell of the verse and Hell's fascinating topography, is a strategy to prevent our being overwhelmed by the suffering of the damned.

She knows that a boy she calls "one great learner" likes to add baroque flourishes to the spelling of words, like "nourthern" and "Venezauela".

"Like Hillary," she said, referring to the spelling of her last name.

In the United States, the experts have gradually relented on the spelling of words like Hanukkah, which they would prefer to spell Khanike.

But it couldn't be worse suited to a writer like Salinger, the spell of whose work is cast, after all, entirely by the micro-structure of each sentence — on choosing to italicize this word, rather than that; on describing a widower's left rather than right hand; on the ear for dialogue and the feeling for detail; above all, on the jokes.

One track sounds like techno-punks Atari Teenage Riot gatecrashing Top Shop's head office and feels like being under the spell of enjoyably cheap narcotics.