Sentences with phrase «check name spellings»

Not exact matches

Maybe while Godless is Spell checking me you will see the light (his name is Jesus).

The difference in spelling of first name, is one account on FB for all products, and one account is for personal use:) I check both several times a day, but I could not keep up with anything ANYBODY posted until I did this, lol:)

To avoid errors, double check the spelling of the name you've chosen with the nurse or registrar who is responsible for recording your baby's name.

If you want your daughter to be Anne and not Ann, spell out the name and then double check it.

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Check your spellings... all too often parents spell their baby's name incorrectly making for a lifetime of spelling alterations!

Check the first initials of all parts of your baby's name - is this going to spell out naughty, silly or crude words?

It's important to check the spelling and make sure you add some details apart from the title, such as institution, your name, your email address and funding sources.

I realized that wrote you name incorrectly, and I am very embarrassed about that because I always try to check my spelling of doctor's names and I always check to make sure I am addressing things correctly, but I have this terrible anomoly in my brain about names and I try to catch myself so I don't make a mistake.

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Though you likely won't need them without a hearing problem, English SDH subtitles are nicely included, should you want to check on something, like the spelling of Gil's real name (Herman Bardebedian).

Please check the spelling and name of the street that you entered?

Spell the editor's name correctly, and double - check the publisher's address.

Check to be sure that the author's and narrator's names are spelled correctly and associated with the correct book.

But she hadn't checked the spelling first, and so consequently named her son «Aryan.»

Be sure to carefully check all aspects of the design such as: front, back and spine text (double check to make sure everything is spelled correctly, including your name), font style and size, illustrations, colors, captions, paragraph layout, images and indents.

Normally, I would think of this as «polishing» the manuscript... you know, fine - tuning the language, double - checking the spelling of various names, and fixing all the there / their / they're errors.

I haven't even checked to see if they spell the name the same.

Be sure to check the proper spelling of the full legal name (s) of the beneficiary (s) and accuracy of birth dates and social security numbers.

Disputing incorrect information on you credit report file Check your personal details: Are your addresses and your names correctly spelled?

Biggie Griffon's Facebook page reports him to be the «Most Notorious Dog on the Internet» and provides the following introductory rap: «Allow me to re-introduce myself, my name is Biggie Smalls aka Notorious D.O.G.; West Coast, Best Coast, San Francisco is where you'll find me; I'm sicker than your average, female dogs call me the bomb; Still not a pug since I'm 100 % Petit Brabancon, aka Brussels Griffon; Spell my name right, B - I - double G - I - E, 7 pounds of bad, hustle»n all day; 100 % of the proceeds donated to the SFSPCA; Check out my gallery, I really think you should;... and its still all good... ba ba baby!!!»

I've tried spelling that mushroom name five different ways and spell check still hates it.

All listings should be checked for spelling of the business name.

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As with Easterbrook, I have seen, and, for that matter, written, drafts that later needed to be edited to check dates, budget figures or categories, spelling of names and so on.

Please also remember to double check the spelling of your name and your loved one's name (s), thank you!

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Mic check: Stick to the voice prompts SYNC 3 recommends and you should be fine, but again, expect to hear cringeworthy pronunciations of ethnic names or even Western ones that are spelled unconventionally.

And check your spelling - particularly of the addressee's name - and the address before you mail a letter.

After the interview, take time to write down the names and titles (check spelling) of all your interviewers, your impressions, remaining questions and information learned.

• Double check spelling and grammar, ensure you're sending the right email to the right person, and make sure you get the person's name right!

Especially check and double - check the spelling of the person and name of the employer.

Double check to make sure the information is current, and that the names are spelled correctly.

If they do not, make sure to double - check the correct spellings of their names by reviewing the company's website or — if this doesn't work — asking their receptionist for the correct spellings.

You should also double - check to make sure that you have the correct spelling of your interviewers» names.

Check proper names for exact spelling (e.g., PowerPoint, not Powerpoint or Power Point).

Make sure you check all your spelling and grammar before you send it, and check that you've got their name right!

Be sure to read through your resume to check for any spelling or grammar errors, and to make sure your format is consistent (for example, if you bold one employer's name, you need to bold every employer's name).

Check the spelling and make sure any salutations, names and titles are typed accurately.

Always double - check the spelling of your contact's name, as well as the company name.

Spell check alters proper names and fails to acknowledge that some words have come into existence after it was programmed.

So check the company's website for the official spelling of the company's complete name.

That's someone's name, spell check!

Scrutinize the accuracy of patient details like name and identification number; also check the appropriate punctuation, exactness of transcription, spelling, and grammar.

Before submitting your cover letter, triple check that you spelled the name correctly.

Confirm the spelling of the recipient's name, ask for his or her exact title, then use this opportunity to check the address you have.

In addition, check that you have spelled their name correctly.

Check to make sure you have the person's correctly spelled name and title before sending the letter.

First of all, check up the right spelling of your employer's name.

It is a pharmacy technician's responsibility to check if the patient's name is spelled out completely (first and last name).