Sentence examples similar to patches of text from inspiring English sources

You merely enter a keyword or even a patch of text from a forwarded piece of e-mail (it doesn't search all four at once, but that's a minor quibble).

The few ­patches of text are hard to read, with prefatory notes printed in lavender so light I longed for a magnifying glass; dotty phrases like "The 1960s: Is there anyone who does not immediately fall into raptures?," perhaps mangled in translation (Erni is Swiss, and the introductory material appears in German as well as English); and caption type the size of ant droppings.

In 2009, two cybersecurity researchers uncovered loopholes that enabled them to hack in to iPhones by sending a series of text messages, with Apple patching the vulnerability that July.

Read the boxes and coloured patches in the text.

(The heady cast of nonprofessionals included Bell as Julia Margaret Cameron Leonard Woolff as her husband, Charles and Duncan Grantt as Watts.) The Women's Project production conflates the two texts, interpolating many patches of dialogue from the earlier version that were not included in the later, longer one.

Since the marvelous Herman Cornejo is prevented by text and costume from being the definitive Bluebird he could be, the best dance moments are some patches of fairly standard virtuosity for Marcelo Gomes as the Prince.

Patches of blue appeared.

Patches of sunlight and glare.

You see patches of garden.

Patches of living framework occur intermittently.

Large patches of Colorado have burned.