Sentences with phrase «for typos»
Some things to avoid: shrinking your font to a size too small to read easily, using a photo and not checking for typos.
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Sorry for the typos in the first post, and probably this one.
* we strive for perfection and 100 accuracy, however, we are human and do make a mistake from time to time, so we can not be responsible for typos!
If you are simple looking for typos and giving your 2 cents on layout and font choice, you probably won't cause any harm.
I apologize for any typos, I got ta get back to party planning.....
You double - check your resume for typos and make sure your phone line is still working.
Double check the letter for any typos or mistakes.
So if you do decide to include a cover letter, of whatever type, PLEASE at least check carefully for typos and errors.
In this day and age, there is no excuse for typos, incorrect punctuation, or poor grammar.
Some stories and quotes have been edited for typos or clarity.
She also has several friends read the book for typos and usage errors, and gets e-book and print - on - demand (POD) formatting help from online forums.
Improve it, and then check it again for typos.
This is no place for typos or formatting errors, so make sure your final impression is an excellent impression when following up that job interview.
For online applications, check for typos before you submit it.
Finally go through your complete resume and search for typos before taking out a hard copy.
Sorry for the typos by the way, I'm trying to keep up.
Check your query for typos, spelling mistakes and formatting errors — for heavens sake, spell the editor / agent's name correctly!
I'm sorry about the typos even though I don't check my posts for typos ever.
We go in and check your submission for typos.
That may have broken my previous blog comment world record for typos and grammar errors per letter count ratio.
Other related settings like Device Manager, Auto Play, and Auto - correct for typos are also under this section of settings.
Keep showing up on time, double - checking your emails for typos — just do good work.
This is your chance to catch someone's eye, so don't get noticed for typos.
Ok... so let's start: I'd like first to apologize for the typos I might have... I must confess I'm Indian (I know... nobody's perfect).
Double check the letter for any typos or other errors.
We know that it means more than just checking for typos and formatting errors; your finished product will be professional, powerful, and persuasive.
Always check your cover letter carefully for typos, stay on topic, avoid information that is too personal, and do not go over one page in length.
Some stories have been edited for typos or clarity.
Kick off is at midday, and I apologise in advance for typos and errors, of which there will be many.
This book contains all of the information that was in Polishing the PUGS: Punctuation, Usage, Grammar, and Spelling (which is now out of print) plus additional PUGS guidelines and tips from actual best - selling authors on proofreading for typos, inconsistencies, and inaccuracies.
Apologies for typos on SCAA post-conference press releases.
Do a third read for typos.
Proofread documents for typos and missing information to ensure corporate compliance policies were being met.
And thanks for the typo catch... I just fixed it.
But feel free to use my book as your go - to resource for «PUGS» (Punctuation, Usage, Grammar, and Spelling) as well as for tips on how best - selling authors proofread their manuscripts for typos, inconsistencies, and inaccuracies.
Most of my reviews say «I loved this book, it's amazing... would have been 5 stars except for typos.»
The author GameKyuubi screamed «I AM HODLING» and although he later apologised for the typo «holding», he could not change the already viral term.
You spend hours updating your resume and almost go cross-eyed checking and rechecking for typos.
Just be sure to proofread carefully after you make your revisions — it's really easy for a typo or spelling error to sneak in.
My bad for the typo's in the comment above.