Sentence examples for using capital letters from inspiring English sources

Using capital letters to start sentences is similar to indenting, or doublespacing, to indicate paragraph divisions.

Ms. Gallick did not understand that using capital letters was the same as yelling.

The worksheets cover the basics including: irregular vowels, elementary homophones, comparatives, superlatives, compound nouns, full stops and using capital letters.

It's mostly the fans burden, and they best adhere to these recommendations from the National Weather Service - note, they love using capital letters during weather warnings.

In 1964, Mr. Indiana began to experiment with the word "Love," using capital letters, one atop another, with the "O" learning toward the right.

"Every step of the way, my background has been AGAINST me succeeding in the music business," he wrote (yes, using capital letters for added emphasis on the AGAINST).

Do I have to use capital letters?

Lawyers use capital letters to signify that something is important.

Do you use capital letters in your email messages, scatter them with emoticons, or chat about the weather?

Companies and other groups love to use capital letters and other typographical devices to make their names stand out.

As Williams once wrote (significantly, he used capital letters): "to be an Artist is to be a Revolutionary", whose words are always feared and misunderstood.