Verwenden Sie „punctuation“ in einem Satz

1. With the big deal the main expedition made of the Sabbath, there was at least that punctuation in the cycle of days

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2. As punctuation a springkett nabbed one of those tightplumes and inchbounded up a wild frond to consume its meal

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3. As added punctuation he ladled two more bowls to a couple out of Bron-Geiet's

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4. During the process of this last punctuation, something changed, and the “garden” climate was forever erased

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5. The income is supplied with base in the Punctuation System of Activities for the beneficiary people

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6. any age receives this punctuation that will become

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7. RELATIONS with the support of the Punctuation

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8. Coins through the Punctuation System of Activities for the

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9. PART in the System of Punctuation of Activities in consequence of its academical training, in fact the conquest that will generate it the income for the remainder of its life, without depending of the employment or job market

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10. Editor’s note: The author’s original wording, punctuation and spelling have been preserved

11. His long branch-spear waved in the air in time to the music, now and then moving quickly enough to whistle in the air and add punctuation to the song

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12. Do: Use numbers and punctuation marks

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13. The final message with capitals and punctuation added I read aloud, making a hash out of

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14. Spaces and punctuation and capital letters are not generally sent

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15. punctuation and formats for all things numerical

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16. By the time I put THE END on the last page of the manuscript, it really is done (except for a check of spelling, grammar, and punctuation)

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17. Without pause or punctuation the boat launched over the ravine through all-encompassing darkness

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18. Piled them up, used metaphors upon metaphors, exaggerated shamelessly, played with words with double meanings, and had no respect for grammar, syntax, order or punctuation

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19. that it is one of punctuation, of the drawing, rather arbitrarily, of a boundary around

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20. The editors had always corrected his grammar and punctuation, even adding whole lines to the text to improve his copy

21. You could have the best editors and proofreaders, but it will do you no good if all they do is check for grammar and punctuation

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22. Instead, they want your first born! In this and a few other instances, ethics apparently were tossed out the window, but isn’t that part of the learning process? Without principles, how can any society endure? When you see business documents loaded with spelling, punctuation and grammar errors along with incomplete sentences and misstatements of facts, one can only conclude that the educational system is in serious crisis

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23. He thought it interesting how he kept returning there at different stages of his life, like it was a punctuation mark between what happened before and what happened after

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24. ’ Referring to his recent illness from a perforated colon, he goes, ‘I was suffering from punctuation

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25. The major’s personal organiser was painstakingly kept with small rounded handwriting, every T crossed and every I dotted with full punctuation

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26. “That’s three-hundred miles,” Beaumont says, as if punctuation to

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27. Punctuation Marks in the name

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28. All corrections are tagged in the TEI master, and all, exceptcorrections of punctuation, are listed in the colophon

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29. It was eerie to see the English countryside without the punctuation of lights from roads or villages

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30. , text including vowels and other vocalization or punctuation

31. When this is done, it expresses the senserightly in most places, but there will generally be a considerableminority of places where the punctuation must be understood as iftransposed, i

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32. Synalepha is not prevented by any mark of punctuation separatingthe two words nor by the

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33. Caesar felt some of his teeth come loose in his mouth, but he was already in so much pain it only seemed like a casual punctuation mark

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34. It should be noted here, if only to keep the Punctuation Police happy,

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35. Either punctuation makes good sense

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36. So, I because I really don’t know punctuation

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37. to the punctuation, as each of the ten steps equals one "qui-

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38. our skis, even a few punctuation marks, and this has everything to

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39. needs to understand punctuation and context and the

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40. Never mind the insane rules of grammar, and punctuation, etc

41. ! Improper punctuation or use of abbreviations and symbols

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42. you to read the story? Sizes of font, colours, punctuation are all seemingly irrelevant attributes but research has found repeatedly people react to these differently depending on the setting

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43. Men have added the punctuation

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44. Men put all the punctuation marks in the Bible we use

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45. their beliefs by the way they used punctuation

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46. and all later punctuation of all Greek texts, which has been added after the ninth

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47. Note: The punctuation can change the meaning of the same words

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48. words are not separated, and there is no punctuation

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49. Men put all the punctuation

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50. what was consistent with their beliefs by the way they used punctuation

51. punctuation, which rests wholly on human authority, the Greek manuscripts having no

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52. punctuation of any kind till the ninth century, and then it is only a dot in the middle of the line

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53. It had been like this since the beginning of time itself: a windowless white cube flooded with a dead fluorescent light that percolated into every crevice of his being, Truscott with his cheerless grins and endless questions, with occa¬sional spurts of bile from Meadows, interjected like venomous punctuation – and all under the inscrutable gaze of the guardian of the door

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54. Men put all the punctuation marks in the Bible we use today, not

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55. The dots and all later punctuation of all Greek texts, which has

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56. words are not separated and there is no punctuation

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57. punctuation of all Greek texts after the ninth century is entirely on human

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58. The Greek, in which the New Testament was written, did not have chapters or punctuation

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59. The oldest manuscripts are all capitals, the words are not separated, and there is no punctuation

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60. Men put all the punctuation marks in the Bible we use today, not God

61. The translators could sometimes make it say what was consistent with their beliefs by the way they used punctuation

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62. The dots and all later punctuation of all Greek texts, which has been added after the ninth century is entirely on human authority

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63. A big, gigantic thanks to my husband who created my cover, does web work for me, reads a final time for punctuation corrections, and is just there for me all of the time

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64. The oldest manuscripts are all capitals, the words are not separated and there is no punctuation

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65. When this happens, the only way to really look for the relationship is to recognize the phonetic punctuation of the name now and then

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66. Or, simply do an Internet search by "term paper style" and many such resources pop up to assist you with those tedious questions about footnotes, punctuation marks and grammar that may come up while you write

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67. If our young friend studied punctuation, it would be well

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68. Her readers were not particular about such trifles as grammar, punctuation, and probability, and Mr

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69. "And I am Lio!rt Dragonlord," said the hanging man, pronouncing the word with the harsh click in the back of the throat that Rincewind could only think of as a kind of integral punctuation

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70. I originally resisted calls for there to be a lyric sheet at all, as I had done with all the previous releases, but eventually I relented and had Barney Bubbles lay out all of the words in a continuous stream, without punctuation, so it had a graphic effect rather than stressing any order or hierarchy on the page

71. Men guffawed and women snorted knowingly as the comedian concluded his smutty patter with punctuation by a cymbal crash and the better half of a bad song

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72. To my surprise he said, “Sure,” and went straight into the studio and overdubbed a pass of great punctuation marks, in fact far more than could be accommodated

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73. By way of punctuation, he takes the fungo bat and smacks it into a parking meter

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74. (Most of the eighteenth-century novels we read—Tom Jones, Moll Flanders, et cetera—have been reset to suit contemporary styles of spelling, capitalization, and punctuation

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75. You can verbally indicate punctuation by saying the words such as “period,” “comma,” and “new paragraph

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76. Each in her turn stepped forward to the edge of the platform, cleared her throat, held up her manuscript (tied with dainty ribbon), and proceeded to read, with labored attention to "expression" and punctuation

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