Sentences with phrase «forgive typos»

Please forgive the typos and the couple of words that got left out.

(Forgive any typos... need to meet some clients.)

Don't make the mistake of thinking that people will forgive typos in informal emails or that mistakes are to be expected if you're typing on your phone.

[I post this as a session ends so please forgive any typos or of my misunderstandings of what speakers said.]

[Live post — forgive typos]

I think it's pretty obvious by now that most readers forgive typos and grammar when the story, plot, and style engages them.

Please forgive the typos that this will no doubt bring about (hey, that rhymes!).

Please forgive my typos or any strange spelling.

And forgive us our typos - it's going to a long one so we might as well accept their company.

And I'm going to have to ask you to please forgive any typos: (It has been a long day involving flat tires, tow trucks, and nasty weather.

Second, these BBQ Tilapia and Sweet Potato Tacos are seriously so amazing, I think you'll happily forgive my typos and poor grammar!

Not exact matches

Forgive any other typos!

God forgives you for typos, but the many on here that love to focus on the irrelevant details while missing the giant picture i their face won't.

Please forgive the extra typos and non-nonsensical grammar.

Luck to all on this diet Sky P.S please forgive the spelling the typo's in my phone that it makes even when corrected drive me crazy lol lol lol

So it goes to show you that readers can be forgiving of a few typos if you have a good story.

If your media platform is fantastic and your following is huge, then your literary agent and / or book publisher will likely forgive a few typos and formatting errors and proposal bobbles.

I can forgive many things in a book if I so please — stilted language, poor pacing, logical errors, uneven style, even the occasional typo.

I can forgive one, maybe two strikes, as typos and mistakes do happen.

The logic is that if your story be great, readers may forgive you for some minor typos or inconsistencies.

We'll be keeping our fingers crossed, so forgive us if subsequent posts come littered with typos.

For the most part, a hiring manager reading a resume can forgive a couple of typos that anyone could fail to see.

I hope it goes without saying that typos, misspellings and grammatical errors in your job search personal marketing materials (LinkedIn profile, resume, biography, etc.) Prevalent typos like «manger» for «manager» plague all of us, and should be forgiven, right?

Prevalent typos like «manger» for «manager» plague all of us, and should be forgiven, right?

Sadly sometimes this passion results in typos so be forgiving this week!