Sentence examples for to comma from inspiring English sources
noun
The punctuation mark ⟨,⟩ used to indicate a set off parts of a sentence or between elements of a list.
The author was prone to comma splices and garbled exposition.
Last month, GM bought Cruise, a startup similar to Comma, for about $1bn.
For a week or so before the press date, we met each day and went through galleys from comma to comma, with an extra beat for a semicolon.
The transformation from a tropical to an extratropical cyclone is marked by an increase in the storm's diameter and by a change in shape from circular to comma- or v-shaped as its rainbands reorganize.
The original data files recorded at the SD card (extension *.vbo) opened using Vbox Tools and then were simply converted to comma delimited files (extension *.csv).
NHTSA then issued a "special order" directed at Comma.ai, which insisted that the company provide detailed answers to 15 questions related to Comma One, its design, testing practices and information regarding safety trials, intended target vehicles and anticipated sales timeline.
The colt rallied in the stretch under Victor Espinoza to beat Comma to the Top by a head in the West's biggest prep for the Kentucky Derby.
An impassioned guide to comma-usage.
As a professor at the University of Delaware, I read a lot of writing by college students, and in it a strong recent trend is reversion to comma-by-sound.
A pair of dashes are an alternative to commas or brackets for parenthesis when you want to draw the reader's attention to something surprising or unusual.
The measurements are written to comma-separated value (CSV) file for general usage in statistical software.
