Sentence examples for with quote marks from inspiring English sources

And it would probably have to be titled "Dating" – with quote marks.

The first Brit is a guy from Leicester called "John" (I'm assuming that John isn't his real name and that his parents didn't Christen him with quote marks--though that would go some way to explaining the existential conflict which drove him to drugs).

They reach us with their quote marks doubled.

"You're just being 'nice.' " She does quote marks with her fingers, as if she were fifteen.

When I looked harder, I found chunks from blogs and other websites, chopped up with line-breaks, no quote marks and no acknowledgements.

As you might imagine, this amount of affectation is a bit exhausting: you get the impression that ­Diamandis couldn't tell you where the nearest cashpoint is without crossing her eyes, blowing a raspberry and doing quote marks with her fingers every other word.

Use a few words to introduce a quote and then begin it with quotation marks that hold the quote; after that, cite the author's last name and page number in parentheses and place a period (or whatever punctuation you're using) at the end of the sentence.

I hate them with a passion normally reserved for people who believe in U.F.O.'s and make quote marks in the air with their fingers.

A "clever and sharp" restaurant guide company with "telling" rankings and "a penchant for quote marks" from its thousands of "in-the-know" reviewers is "on the block".

"Yes," she says, handing over a copy of the local paper, "'I like it here in Tiraspol,'" making quote marks in the air with her fingers.

"Not anymore, though I had to show them my 'photographs,' " her husband replied, making quote marks around the last word with his fingers.