Sentence examples for make quotation from inspiring English sources

He was only as sick as his secrets, she'd said, using her fingers to make quotation marks in the air.

The on-screen icons, representing various demographic groups and using the latest in voice synthesis, will give you a polite reminder that it's not right to make quotation signs with your hands, or wink, when you say the word "revenue".

Note that this information is of importance also in writing tenders for suppliers to make quotations on improving the quality of the quotes received considerably.

"I wanted experts," he says, making quotation marks in the air.

There's no law on earth to compel work colleagues to invite their gay team member out for a drink on Friday night, or to congratulate them on their marriage without making quotation marks in the air.

The IMF's man in Kiev makes quotation-mark signs in the air when he talks of the country's "reformers".

(Both signs involve making quotations marks in the air by the forehead, but the fingers bend forward for horse, and backward for rabbit).

Of course, the CasaPound Italia fascists believe themselves to be credible – through hastily made quotations and audacious and ready retorts, balancing themselves on the social chasm created by 20 years of bad politics – but I doubt anybody else thinks so.

Type in an opening parentheses: ( ( Make a quotation mark: ' ' Make a period nose:.. Make another quote mark: ' ' Finish with the closing parentheses: ) ) Press enter.

A new law is to make sloppy quotation illegal, the government said.

They appeal to the intellect rather than the libido, and often make direct quotation of earlier works of art history, particularly Renaissance sculpture and Baroque printmaking.