Have them copy down the sentences where they were used, and try to figure out their meanings.
In typical Ed style, he analyzed the article in incredibly fine detail and found a few sentences where he thought I didn't convey precisely his views.
She's a devoted layer of "false scents" as described by the lexicographer HW Fowler, ramshackle sentences where the intended meaning isn't the only possible one.
She thinks about her audience – "Is it patronising to subtitle 'bonjour'?" – and uses full sentences where possible, as they are easier to make sense of.
But consider these four sentences, where the apostrophes enable you to express different concepts with great precision: The guitarist's friend's CD (refers to one guitarist and one friend).
Indeed, prosecutors are also instructed not to shy away from using a range of legislation that carries higher sentences where it is merited.
"They do work to prevent crime and give communities some much-needed respite and they certainly work better than most community sentences where a third are not even completed.
He thanks by name many of the greats and almost-greats of world literature for inspiration, and then pays homage to the ones he has quoted in his novel by listing the "sentences" where they can be found.
In contrast to theories that maintain that linguistic expressions have meaning in virtue of their contribution to the truth conditions of sentences where they occur, it explains linguistic meaning in terms of the use of words and sentences in the performance of speech acts.
Hannah attracted critical acclaim with his first novel, "Geronimo Rex," which was nominated for a National Book Award in 1972, a book that established him as a serious literary talent capable of stringing together tender, haunting sentences where peculiar words whir around each other, colliding unexpectedly.
He peppered it into most sentences where he mentioned the word drones.
