How Emacs recognizes the end of a sentence is controlled by the settings sentence-end-double-space and sentence-end.
The record-setting sentence closed the first.
"My stomach feels like somebody just took a shovel and dug everything out," says the narrator, Darling, in an early, tone-setting sentence.
"At his home in Portland, Oregon," was the scene-setting sentence for this week's Radio Times interview which reveals how Mrs Farah will be cooking this week "and is great in the kitchen".
LEGISLATION FAILED Would have allowed prosecutors to appeal bail settings and sentences in sex crime cases.
That's three words more than the mood-setting second sentence of this book, in which Mr. Bell is said to experience "a growing warmth that spread through his broad bosom like the aftereffect of a double jigger of single-malt scotch," etc.
I also love lush settings and sentences with enough imagery to make them sing.
"Our concern has been with accountability and autonomy – not as alternatives, but as significant and meaningful concepts which need to be better understood in relation to each other, having regard to specific organisational settings," is a sentence which could have appeared in the 2010 schools white paper.
At his final news conference, Obama explained his reasons for commuting Manning's record-setting 35-year sentence for leaking classified information to the public.
The results showed that all children became able to answer novel questions with complete sentences within each of the classes that were trained, and they showed transfer of these skills across persons, settings and time.
(4) do they perform equally well in jail or remand setting (i.e., with pre-trial detainees or offenders serving short sentences) as in prison settings (i.e., among offenders serving longer sentences)?
