Sentences with phrase «of dialogue tags»

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President Goodluck Jonathan is expected to champion the drive for investments in the different sectors of the Nigerian economy during a session tagged «Presidential Dialogue with Global CEOs».

Characters interact in fun little ways, and some of the cutest touches come in things like pre and post battle dialogue or even in the tone of how characters call each other into battle, like the overwrought, slightly mocking way Spider - Man calls Frank West (whose original, true voice actor returns) in to tag.

An opinion I respect in my critique group said I wrote some of the best dialogue ever because he could take out the tags and still know which character was speaking.

Click To TweetIn my own practice, substantive editing is like a line edit that dips into the elements of narrative technique I typically include in a developmental edit, such as point of view and narrative distance, dialogue tags and beats, the balance of showing vs. telling, and filtering.

This type of editing also looks at your narrative technique — things like point of view, pacing, transitions, hooks, and dialogue tags and beats.

For commercial fiction, using other speech tags draws attention to the tag, instead of the dialogue where you want the reader to pay attention.

Do you get sick of writing «he said / she said» or are you unsure how to punctuate dialogue tags?

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She breaks a lot of writing «rules» that sometimes takes me out of the stories (like changing world facts to cover up plot holes, or overusing the same three adverbs with every dialogue tag), but that doesn't mean I can't enjoy her stories!

Bridget McKenna presents Self - Editing for Everyone Part 8: Dialogue Tags posted at Points of View, saying, «Well - written dialogue spoken by well - drawn characters is the heart of any scene, and scenes are the building blocks of your Dialogue Tags posted at Points of View, saying, «Well - written dialogue spoken by well - drawn characters is the heart of any scene, and scenes are the building blocks of your dialogue spoken by well - drawn characters is the heart of any scene, and scenes are the building blocks of your fiction.

I grant that the changes I'm making are changes I am perhaps the only one to care about (I am no longer a fan of extensive creative dialogue tags, for instance) but the changes are being made nonetheless.

With each new level, players are awarded a «Loot Box» containing four randomly selected rewards; these items are often in - game currency, Hero skins, dialogue and sprays that the player can use to «tag» map environments (i.e. custom graffiti), «Highlight» /» Play of the Game» cinematics, or a new player - icon; duplicate items automatically exchanged for in - game currency.

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May 29, 2014 Filed under Art Seen: Chicago, Featured and tagged with AICAD, Dialogues, EXPO CHICAGO, Locust Projects, SAIC, The School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

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Posted in NWEI Discussion Courses, Perspectives Tagged dialogue and climate change, dialogue and social change, engagement, giving people permission to care, new forms of engagement, power of conversation, why conversation is important in effecting change 2 Responses

• Act as first point of contact by welcoming customers in the retail store • Engage customers in short dialogue to determine their purchasing needs • Escort and direct customers to the correct aisle or shelf that holds their choice of products • Provide customers with product information and demonstrate product features • Answer customers» questions about product features • Provide customers with pricing information and any special discounts or promotions that the store is offering • Attach price tags to each item and make sure that they reflect updated price information • Guide customers to assist them making purchasing decisions • Provide customers with warrantee and after sales services • Ensure that shelves are stocked properly and that all items and shelves are dusted and cleaned periodically • Ensure the overall cleanliness and maintenance of the store • Guide customers through the payment procedure by taking cash or processing credit cards in exchange of sold items • Handle refunds and exchanges and associated paperwork • Balance cash registers at the end of the shift and make sure that there is sufficient change available for the next shift • Order merchandise and make sure that newly received items are placed on shelves appropriately • Arrange store and window displays for products on promotion • Ensure that any discrepancies are communicated to the manager immediately • Take and resolve customers complaints and relay complicated ones to the supervisor