Sentences with phrase «spelled correctly»

They'll be sturdy but also pliable enough to adjust the size and they were most importantly, spelled correctly.

I'm still reeling from of our first Make Divorce Healthier Supposium (spelled correctly), a gathering of over 130 divorce professionals who, by showing up, committed to making divorce kinder, more mindful and more affordable.

It's always best to have someone else read your resume to make sure that every word is spelled correctly and it reads smoothly.

The first thing that you should do is make sure that your name is spelled correctly, along with providing the right address and telephone numbers (cell phones are now permitted) for contact information.

To ensure professionalism, send a cover letter addressed to the correct contact, and make sure names of individuals and school districts are spelled correctly.

To ensure professionalism, send a cover letter that is addressed to the principal or school district hiring manager, and make sure the name is spelled correctly.

Send a fresher teacher cover letter addressed to the principal or school district hiring manager, and make sure the name is spelled correctly.

Always, always proofread your thank you letter and make sure everything is spelled correctly, including names.

A word may be spelled correctly — it just may not be the word you want to be using.

Who cares if blog comments are spelled correctly?

Make sure the company name is spelled correctly and that the letter is addressed to the right person.

You could have a word that is spelled correctly, but isn't the word that you meant to write.

To ensure professionalism, send a cover letter that is addressed to the hiring manager, and make sure the name is spelled correctly.

Spelling — make sure everything is spelled correctly.

But misspelling your own name is a sure sign to a potential employer that your job application is sloppy, so make sure that your name is spelled correctly, every time you use it on your resume and cover letter.

This is also where careful proofreading of your resume comes in handy; you want to make sure that your high - priority key words are spelled correctly, and match the way they're presented in the job description.

Always make sure that your e-mail address is spelled correctly and your contact number is updated.

Always include the hiring authority's name and title, ensuring they are spelled correctly of course.

Confirm that any attachments mentioned in the email are indeed attached, and that the recipient's name and the company name are spelled correctly.

Check and double - check that it's spelled correctly before sealing your envelope.

Excellent writing also includes making sure that everything is spelled correctly and your sentences are saying what you intended.

Both are spelled correctly, but the two words have totally different meanings.

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

In addition, sometimes the wrong word is used, but it is spelled correctly.

Many words can be missed that are spelled correctly but used in the wrong context or with a completely different meaning.

If you don't get any results, try again with less specific terms, and double - check to make sure all the words are spelled correctly.

It's always prompting you to change things like the names of people and / or places even when you have spelled them correctly.

I had to scurry for the dictionary a couple of times to look up words like «verisimilitude» which would have been easier of the dolts had spelled it correctly.

Besides that, you've spelled Salby wrong more than you've spelled it correctly.

(The first reference I can find is admittedly from a rather unpleasant strident leftist who styled himself «Vendicar Dicarian» at the time, if I've spelled it correctly.

I spelled it correctly this time!

I'm not sure if you noticed the ONE spot that it was spelled correctly before you mentioned it... but I'm glad you did notice it, and you'll be seeing an update here shortly on the topic.

We couldn't read it, of course, but we ran it through a free Internet translation engine and assured ourselves that our names were spelled correctly.

Make sure your name is spelled correctly, and that the loan purpose, product, and loan type are what you expected.

Name fully spelled correctly?

Is your name spelled correctly?

Please ensure Nominee names are spelled correctly on the entry form.

While spelled correctly they don't belong in the sentence, i.e.; their they go...

With that said, make sure you do your homework and address your press release email to a person (name spelled correctly).

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.

The word «say» is spelled correctly, it's just not the right word

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

So... If you knew that «skeptical» was spelled correctly in a region where English is spoken, why did you decide it needed to be corrected?

Many books you commonly download have no cover art or the title / author name might not be spelled correctly.

Proofread your manuscript carefully, looking up in Merriam - Webster's Collegiate Dictionary any words you aren't absolutely certain are spelled correctly.

Proofreading is the process of checking all text to make sure everything is spelled correctly.

In artisanal publishing, the words, the purpose, focus, structure, core meaning, originality, literary craft and artistic style of a book is actually a lot more significant than whether words are spelled correctly or a comma is out of place (although that's very important too!)

The group with the most words spelled correctly is declared the winner.

The object of this activity is for «the gluer» to get as many words as possible spelled correctly and glued down within a set amount of time.

I have observed, year after year, with third graders or with 8th graders, that the experience of recalling math concepts learned, books read, compositions written, geography facts mastered, spelling words spelled correctly — and more, and more — gave a sense of perspective and accomplishment.