Small dashes of bright primary and secondary colour taint the heavier earth tones, but recede into the moody hues of the whole at a distance. |
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On a whim I added some maraschino liqueur and a few dashes of orange bitters to the Auchentoshan, stirred the drink over ice, and sampled it. |
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Tapping out dots and dashes can sometimes be easier for people with physical or speech impediments. |
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A velvet swimming crab then dashes out of the shadows, grabs the shore crab's trophy and vanishes back under the kelp. |
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I'd like to type hair spaces either side of em dashes and wonder whether there was a system-wide shortcut that I could use. |
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It is studded with a staccato attack of ink dots and dashes of correction fluid that suggest the patterns of wind on the surface of the Seine. |
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Modern editors turn to dashes and exclamation marks to transcribe these rapid changes in thought and speech. |
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The only sound he is aware of is his shoulder pads thumping against his torso as he dashes downfield. |
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Consigned to the unlovely basket are colons and semicolons, and dashes and parentheses. |
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For many, flavor is found in tomato sauces, some extra garlic or a few dashes of hot sauce. |
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I turn off nearly every automatic feature there is, from conversion of hyphens to appropriate dashes, to AutoCorrect and AutoFormat. |
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Her eyes widened a bit when she saw that the room was colored a light pink with dashes of dark purple and black here and there around the room. |
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Fauvist dashes of vermilion, viridian, brown and black against a white ground form a skeletal stick figure with a ram's head. |
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She had to admit, the two vertical dashes and the bracket-turned-on-its-side made a pretty cute smiley face. |
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It works like Morse code, which is a way to transmit the alphabet over radio waves using dots and dashes. |
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He runs two 40-yard dashes, and the scouts huddle to compare their stopwatches. |
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Morse Code uses a series of dots and dashes to transmit and receive messages. |
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Quickly follow the vermouth with a splash of olive brine, a squeeze of lime and three dashes of bitters. |
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Perhaps the most famous coding is Morse Code, which converts letters of the alphabet into series of dots and dashes. |
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The dashes of red had gone and there were a number of highly contrasting garments in black and white. |
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This book's a success, it's true, even though it's about commas, apostrophes, colons, dashes and other marks. |
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People gaze in wonder whenever he dashes energetically from one side of the field to the other, racing past his fatigued opponents. |
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Both transmitted in simplified Morse code, one solely dots, the other solely dashes. |
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Cosentino dashes off to check out some Braeburn apples, which he will use in a rutabaga-and-pasta dish. |
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Black dashes dart across the screen, like grains of wild rice shaken on a sheet of paper. |
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For example, it automatically creates en and em dashes when you use two or three hyphens. |
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Clarett ran two 40-yard dashes, the official times of which have yet to come out. |
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Byrd catches it, dashes toward the middle of the field and takes the pass into the end zone. |
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The other two had donned red jerseys, with dashes of gold and blue along the sleeves. |
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The design is minimalist, with simple structure, little metalanguage and no swung dashes. |
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Minutes later, a long pass sails downcourt, and Curry, standing in the middle of the free-throw lane, dashes to his left to intercept. |
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This includes quotes, apostrophes, ellipses, em and en dashes, multiplication symbols, and ampersands. |
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The sound of the dots and dashes of the radio range in my earphones, and the instrument panel was my whole world. |
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She answered in a fluently written letter punctuated by dashes about the death of her husband. |
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After several midnight loo dashes we woke up on Tuesday morning feeling not too clever. |
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The composer's intentions may be notated as dots, dashes, accents, and slurs. |
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Dots and dashes punched into the exterior wall spell out the letters 'C,' 'W,' and 'M' in Morse code at what national museum? |
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He freely modernizes punctuation, which is fine, but is generous in the use of em dashes, so that in his letters he sounds like a breathless Jane Austen heroine. |
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Today we get to run the dashes and do pole vaults and other stuff. |
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He ran track and held records in both the 100 and 200-yard dashes. |
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The radio operator tuned in to the appropriate Sonne station, counted the number of dots or dashes heard, and referred these to a special map to read off the bearing. |
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Today, when we think of telegraphs we think of electric telegraphs, we think of wires and Morse code and dots and dashes and telegrams and that sort of thing. |
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These elements are set against a large field in shades of pink, swept with arabesques of grays and dashes of white, sometimes with light impasto in the brushwork. |
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She parks just off Lambton Quay, but, realising she has no coins to put in the parking meter, she dashes off to the nearest shop to get some money. |
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Up until that point you could only transmit dots and dashes, morse Code, through radio. |
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He adds two dashes of Peychaud's bitters, one shot of Los Tigres de la Ira's Suisse verte, some lemon juice, and an egg white. |
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The sparsity of punctuation is as headlong as any of Dickinson's dashes. |
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It's bilious red plume was shot through with small dashes of black, and a tiny white bead formed a snowy tear or decorative pearl at the corner of it's left eye. |
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He breaks into a sprint and dashes across the finishing line. |
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Divide lengthy and complex sentences into shorter sentences. In particular, avoid using parentheses and dashes to set phrases apart. |
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Application: Spray 3-4 dashes of ELIXIR onto a pad or spray it directly as a fine mist over your face while keeping your eyes closed. |
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To find his hazelnut, he dashes in pursuit of the pterodactyl thief, perched on a board being of use to him as snowboard. |
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Complex drawing such as bridges, dashes, pattern and screening are managed with a whole set of symbolization options. |
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As the prince, Mr. Edelman dashes through the forest, posing from time to time in self-admiration. |
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The dashes shown in the coded message are simply to separate the letters of the name. |
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These dots and dashes are called vowel points because they enable the reader to know exactly which vowel sounds to supply with the written Hebrew consonantal text. |
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The companion told the waiter he wanted his usual, a dry Martini with a couple of dashes of anisette. |
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Once inside the south ambulatory, light from an unseen set of windows above creates dashes of illumination along the Spanish Jana limestone floor. |
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While wild hamachi with scallion, radish, and ginger dashes madly across your senses, Spanish mackerel laden with a blend of soy and truffle oil capsizes taste buds. |
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Add two dashes Angostura Bitter into flute, and one half sugar cube, and pour gently chilled champagne. |
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And in the third, too much information is wedged midsentence between the dashes, causing a reader to lose track of the main clause. |
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Try entering the word phonetically, or adding dashes or spaces to break the word into sections. |
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You can also create phrases using punctuation or special characters such as dashes, underscore lines, commas, slashes, or dots. |
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The decision whether matter should be between commas, round brackets, or dashes is made by author or editor, and may be a matter of personal, editorial, or house style. |
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For example, if telephone numbers are entered both with and without dashes, you'll need to set up two filters. |
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If no results have been saved, x will be displayed instead of the result and dashes instead of the time and date. |
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From the back of the note, the woven dashes of the thread shift from gold to green when the note is tilted. |
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They have a strong fragrance based on myrrh with dashes of meadowsweet, vanilla and heliotrope. |
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A series of exposed metallic dashes on the back of the note shift from gold to green when the note is tilted. |
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If the position error flashes dashes, then the unit hasn't locked onto the satellites, and the number shown isn't valid. |
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Type your six-part access code, one part in each box. Don't type the dashes. |
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The rim of the bowl was also decorated with stripes of the same colour, in seven sets of small dashes producing a very subtle effect. |
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He dashes in a few drops of bitters, and then gently crushes the sugar with a muddler. |
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I mark out the metre in dots and dashes, and not until I have quite settled on the rhythm do I proceed to actual notation. |
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Banjo, popeyed with shock and hunger, dashes after them. |
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She dashes off toward a little square of brown grass to take a leak. |
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Dickinson's dashes are ubiquitous in all but the earliest editions of her poems, but fewer editions reproduce her plus signs, which mark an unfinished or provisory line, later to be filled in. |
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Opposition of intense reds and blues reinforce this oppressiveness of a penitentiary world where pessimism withers even vague hopes and dashes hints of cheerfulness. |
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Not every drink welcomes a bittering agent, and adding more than a few dashes to most recipes can make most beverages difficult to appreciate. |
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Your file will be renamed by our system after uploading if it contains spaces, accented characters, etc. To avoid this, name the files on your hard drive using only unaccented alphanumeric characters and dashes! |
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You will find everything in our range of products from such practical things as shoelaces and spatter dashes to well-known brands of rucksacks, hats or gloves. |
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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. |
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The block's innocuous location does not need underlining with dashes. |
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The panels are still bonded thermally, but the panel surfaces, even though they're made of relatively grippy plastic, received some texture in the form of 0.1 millimeter dots and dashes. |
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The advantage of this approach was that Baudot codes could be teleprinted by machinery at the other end, rather than relying on a human operator to receive and transcribe messages in the dots and dashes of Morse code. |
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It made my heart throb with wonder and amazement as I stood for a few moments and looked upon this beautiful sheet of water as it dashes and tumbles down over the rocks with a thundering and roaring noise. |
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An incorrect password will clear the digits and redisplay the dashes. |
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The color is much more intensive than with ordinary luminol and locates even diluted and dispursed dashes of blood. Lösungen lassen Blutspuren blau aufleuchten. |
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Coming after the three-year jail sentence for 24 Heures Chrono editor El Malick Seck, the suspension of these three radio stations dashes the illusions of those who might still have believed in Senegal's democratic image. |
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The color palette mimics nature's riches: earthy browns, indefinite dark algae tones, grassy and leafy greens, stone beiges blended with dashes of fresh and acid bright chemical shades. |
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A streaker even dashes across the stage at the Academy Awards. |
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This, drawn with 11 dashes, was the basis of the line the KMT claimed. |
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Vanessa Hyson, left, from west San Bernardino dashes Saturday in a 50-meter run at the regional Special Olympics. |
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A man dashes in and pours the drink, his AK47 bumping against his thigh. |
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Surprisingly this message, which flashed over the airwaves in the dots and dashes of Morse code on January 31st 1997, was not a desperate transmission by a radio operator on a sinking ship. |
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The dashes link the numbers together as a phrase. |
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If the option 'Show Layer Boundary' is checked in the View menu, this text will be surrounded with black and yellow dashes that mark the layer boundary. |
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Take two measures of Genever, one measure each of fresh orange juice and Cointreau and a few dashes of bitters. |
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In 1996, Michael Johnson achieved a double by winning both the 200 and 400 meter dashes. |
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Their name comes from the slanting blue dashes round the rim, seen in both examples at the left. |
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It dashes round the corner on the Marine Drive without paying the toll and climbs all the seagulled slopes above it, right up to the castle. |
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It was a thunderstormy morning, eleven o'clock, with great dashes of rain pounding against the windows. |
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For a quick lunch, Juan Pablo Gutierrez of the Mission Cultural Center dashes across the street to tiny El Palenque for the daily caldo. |
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The show opens with him in bed and angels circling above while a Felliniesque crowd dashes across the theater-in-the-round. |
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As a stern potentate and his discontented queen, the pair's dashes toward the audience, ornamental poses, and Soviet-style lifts brought pantherine excitement to the ballet. |
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The copy editors should have imposed more consistency in things like capitalization of titles in the bibliographies and the use of en dashes throughout. |
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The billowing strings that feature throughout, dashes of Motown funk and dramatic churchy organ in the gospel-flavoured Right By Your Side aim for musical variety. |
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In a nearby painting two rectangles and a triangle meet below another field of blue, here broken up by a craquelure of black lines and horizontal dashes of white. |
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As far as the dashes are concerned, the bug is the same in operation as any regular key would be if it were turned up on edge instead of sitting flat on the desk. |
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Rui Horta's Container saw the six-strong cast interchanging mad dashes with stillness, group dynamics with isolation and tenderness with confrontation. |
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