Sentences with phrase «n't hyphenate»

First, Wiens doesn't hyphenate some phrasal adjectives.

Although Wiens hyphenates hyper - competitive market, for example, he doesn't hyphenate zero tolerance approach and paperless work instructions.

But don't hyphenate phrasal verbs, that is, where you've combined a verb and adverb or proposition (words to describe the verb).

Apparently, the miraculous iPad doesn't hyphenate or justify text any better than the existing e-readers, that is to say, quite poorly.

Select the relevant word and prevent its hyphenation: Format > Paragraph > Line and Page Breaks > Don't hyphenate.

As far as I can tell, the Kindle doesn't hyphenate.

Almost all words prefixed with «non» are NOT hyphenated [Chicago Manual of Style].

Although it says «wheat free» it's not hyphenated.

The section note up field will, however, work because the rules are not hyphenated.

Not exact matches

Not only you know sometimes they're hyphenated names, sometimes same sex couples have to decide how to do it, sometimes the middle names are part of it too so beyond just the first name there's other considerations too.

I enjoy Flower of Scotland, but... The «black British» point and the absence of «black English» from public discourse is not intended as a demand for hyphenated identities or any official categorisation, though I can see how it could be read as that.

But «[o] thers choose the hyphenated life, aware of the hazards but hopeful that if their scholarship measures up, their activism won't count against them.

If you would go mad having to worry about whether a word has been hyphenated consistently all the way through a 40 - page manuscript, or if you struggle to put together a grammatical sentence, then the production end of publishing is probably not for you.

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Hyphenate David Michael O'Neill's Five Aces is another in that long - standing tradition of pseudo-nostalgic man - sensitive buddy flicks, this one free of the stultifying voice - over narration but not of the contracted timeframe and forced epiphanies.

me on this month's Hell Is For Hyphenates podcast, talking about the films of July (The Dark Knight Rises, The Amazing Spider - man, Not Suitable For Children), the career of Sarah Watt, and the films of Todd Haynes.

Then there's The Train Robbers, with Budd Boetticher's long - time writer Burt Kennedy taking the hyphenate reins on what washes out as a frickin» godawful artifact of the old western style that wasn't any fresher back when Kennedy was minting classics with Ranown.

The actor's hyphenate debut, Fiennes's adaptation of Shakespeare's Coriolanus is a curio, to be sure: It isn't so much directed as cobbled together from the source and fed through CNN - style reportage of armed fighting in the Balkans.

This isn't so much a behind - the - scenes look at Signs as a celebration of M. Night Shyamalan's M. Night Shyamalan - ness, with the hyphenate bemoaning CGI (because it's the one aspect of the production he can't micromanage), delivering lectures on marketing, doubting the need for music in his films as it only clouds «the poetry of the writing,» and, finally, freely admitting to being a hardcore capitalist.

It certainly doesn't qualify as any sort of rom - hyphenate.

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It's telling that for a toast, someone recites the last stanza of Matthew Arnold's «Dover Beach» * — telling not for the sentiment of steadfastness in the face of societal unkindness, but for the fact that the poem has already once received a revision (in 1922 as «The Dover Bitch» by Anthony Hecht) and clearly receives another in Alan Cumming and Jennifer Jason Leigh's very personal hyphenate debut.

If «science fiction» and «sci - fi» are both used to modify «terror» and «violence» in «War of the Worlds,» «Jurassic Park» and «The Lost World,» then shouldn't they both be hyphenated?

(I'd have hyphenated the «selfpublished» but the site didn't allow hyphens — hmmm.)

I have never heard of it (since I have no print books, yet) and it was not sufficiently explained (nor hyphenated?).

At Outskirts Press, we run into this issue all the time within our marketing and IT departments regarding «self publishing» because you see it hyphenated just as often as not, and when considering topics like SEO, you are wise to support what people might do, and not necessarily what is correct.

In fact, a surprising number of people often don't type spaces into search engines, particularly in the case of potentially hyphenated or compound words like «self - publishing» or «best - selling.»

Officially — which means, in my humble opinion — «best - selling» should be hyphenated because you are linking a modifying adverb that doesn't end in «ly.»

Printed books just don't handle typesetting in this way: they fit as many words into a line as possible while maintaining the spacing between them, and they aren't afraid to either break a word in half to hyphenate it or to leave a gap at the end of a line.

«Keep in mind we can't change the way Word works, the way it spaces letters and lines of type, the way it hyphenates.

The faded surface of «Corrupt Diptych» is haunting, like the distinct sensation of déjà vu, the dirt and gravel is metaphorical not material, moving this artwork away from hyphenated arts (art - and - environment) towards something more mysterious with its abstract lines that race past the corner of the gallery's gyprock wall; themes of time and movement that have more in common with land art than abstract painting.

A fair of the same name (the hyphenated Photo - London) was staged for a few years in the early Noughties, but didn't last the distance.

I don't want to hyphenate it either.

With that said, clean hyphenated - keyword - driven URL's that are not too long or too short are good.

The simplest trick to employ to help this is to hyphenate words that insist on sticking out too far to the right; but even here, of course, there are problems because you can't really hyphenate a word just anywhere and have it be easily readable.

The results are too unpredictable, where readability is concerned, in part because browsers don't know how to hyphenate properly yet.

We don't believe in a hyphenated America.»

The New Jersey Supreme Court further placed significant weight on the fact that the father did not object to the hyphenated surname proposed by the mother.

Sometimes a hyphenated last name may not be a wise choice.