Sentence examples for the underscore from inspiring English sources
verb
To underline; to mark a line beneath text.
"Normally I'd be hired to write the underscore, and that would be it".
Even the underscore to Eddie's flashback scenes -- Stevie Wonder's "I Wish" -- is redolent of something else.
"I would find it unfortunate that one of my works for kids was used as the underscore for a stripper, for example.
Early Minitel terminals, for instance, lack keys for @ or the underscore common to e-mail addresses, requiring Yahoo to devise alternatives.
TO call Philip K. Dick, whose 1954 story "The Minority Report" is the basis for the new Steven Spielberg movie, a science-fiction writer is to the underscore the inadequacy of the label.
We used the underscore notation to indicate a vector derived from an image scanned in lexicographic order [8].
The numbers underscore the divergent paths of the two firms.
The numbers underscore the sudden shift.
The findings underscore the importance of checking your credit reports.
The memos underscore the changing nature of investigative work.
The findings underscore the spillover effect resulting from technology transfer.
