Sentence examples for modern spell from inspiring English sources

Studies have shown that a word's first and last letters are the most important in determining its shape, wchih menas i'ts slitl pbslisoe to udesnatrd a prsahe wetirtn lkie tihs - just about, anyway (although modern spell checkers make it very difficult to type).

The modern spelling is preferred when referring to the present-day area.

I knew the Blake poem, but thought the big cat was referred to using the modern spelling of TIGER.

To be sure, Chaucer and Shakespeare both contain archaic vocabulary that needs to be glossed, but Chaucer in modern spelling isn't so tough.

After the Holocaust, using YIVO's modern spelling became a political choice, announcing oneself as a living heir to an intellectual rather than a religious tradition.

(Scholars today spell the word with a k instead of a c because that is the modern spelling in Peru's Quechua language).

It includes the complete works in both original and modern spelling and punctuation, explanatory notes and essays and an authorship companion, with research in attribution studies.

In 1787, he made a tour of the French wine regions and, with typical thoroughness, classified the various growths; those he named as being of the first quality were (in modern spelling) Margaux, Latour, Haut-Brion, Lafite, and Yquem.