Certain dishes come with quotation marks.
Like their master, two of these young novelists dispense with quotation marks around dialogue.
Tattooed on her right forearm was her birth name, "Jerome," complete with quotation marks.
It's printed on the menu that way, with quotation marks, the modern-day restaurant's cheekiness alert.
Piece ends with quotation from Earl Wilson's column in which he told about meeting Sylvester Stallone at the party.
This nesting-doll approach is coded by speaker, with quotation marks of various sizes and colors to identify the players.
These images seem adorned with quotation marks, as if Losey placed his own movie in the mediatized madness that he was criticizing.
3. Confirm your description of the book with quotation from the book, if only phrase-long, rather than proceeding by fuzzy précis.
31 Titled with quotation marks to denote the irony of declaring yourself a hero, the song "Heroes" gets its emotional intensity from Visconti's arrangement.
In other words, why quote anonymous sources at all? Do their words take on more credibility because they're flanked with quotation marks?
So, too, is her way with quotation; no one raids the jewellery boxes of other writers with so sharp an eye as the magpie Roiphe.
