Sentence examples similar to series hyphen from inspiring English sources
For all its high-tech gadgets, sex and fast-paced action, "MI-5" (the series uses the hyphen to avoid being read as M-15) picks up the torch of John le Carré: the Soviet Union or international terrorism may be the enemy, but the most sinister foes lurk inside the C.I.A. and its lapdogs at the British Foreign Office.
In vain did I counter with a fierce little cry of "Wiggenhall Saint Mary the Virgin!"; he says that's a series of words, not one joined together with hyphens like S-u-W.
That merely makes the new VMax (now without the hyphen), according to Star, "the most powerful series-production motorcycle ever".
Speciation of arsenic metabolites in urine was performed using HPLC hyphened with hydride generation and inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (Agilent 1100 series system, Agilent 7500ce; Agilent Technologies, Waldbronn, Germany), employing adequate quality control (Schlawicke Engström et al. 2007).
From hyphen-outward, this reads Helicopter of the basic Attack design, 12th in the series.
Next: the hyphen grinder.
Andrew Lloyd Webber, Lord Lloyd-Webber (note hyphen), Lloyd Webber.
