How To Use Spell out In A Sentence
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You might have noticed by now that the keywords Mr. McWhorter has chosen to mark "language-ness" spell out the word "idiom"—which is apt, in that idioms are the parts of language that are the most ingrown, disheveled, intricate, oral and mixed.
Strange and Twisted Tongues
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I never have to spell out my first name.
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Although it's so long since I took a linguistics subject that I'd forgotten what a dipthong is and had to Wiki it... are you able to kind of spell out how bead would be pronounced if it were dipthongised vs. not dipthongised?
Also, WTF?
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Paul goes on to spell out once more the truth regarding Christ's resurrection.
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Even if I could do it, it's impossible to spell out a detailed policy prescription in a blog.
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Be assertive and spell out exactly how you feel.
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When writing, if you use initials for a long name, make sure you spell out the name at least once.
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The courts have not been given a mandate to spell out collective responsibilities, and even less to police them.
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Can you rearrange each set of letter blocks to spell out the names of five celebrity chefs?
The Sun
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In response, the pointer allegedly moves in such a way as to spell out or point to a spiritualistic and telepathic answer on the board.
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The ultimate goal is to clarify and explicate the notion of ‘Atheism,’ then spell out and defend the correct definition.
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Can you spell out my meaning?
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These perky women, whose tops spell out the word "hen," resemble, at times, cheerleaders; the prominent men playing the tale's animals likewise have identifying letters on their T-shirts, somewhat like sports jerseys.
Mark Morris And His Joy of Text
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The courts have not been given a mandate to spell out collective responsibilities, and even less to police them.
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It will be useful therefore to spell out, if only briefly, some of its main characteristics.
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But Panofsky does not actually spell out what Raphael did to escape the logic of historicism.
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When tempers are frayed or feelings hurt you need to spell out that you are apologising.
The Sun
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To spell out the point I was trying to make quite concretely with Samuel Johnson's words: there is no purely privileged or unprivileged person.
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When writing, if you use initials for a long name, make sure you spell out the name at least once.
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You should spell out your demands
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Far fewer doctors now annotate notes with acronyms designed to spell out the unsayable truth about their patients.
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But writers must write, and they will spell out the political argument that the movie only implies, thus making it harder for the film's unarticulated, inherent argument to influence people.
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They spell out what their intentions are rather than arrogantly assuming everyone trusts their judgment implicitly.
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You are best to be honest and spell out your intentions.
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At any rate, it was the habit of Henri Marais, who was excessively religious, to read his chapter of the Bible (which it is, or was, the custom of the Boers to spell out every morning, should their learning allow them to do so), not in the "taal" or patois Dutch, but in good old French.
Marie An Episode in The Life of the late Allan Quatermain
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Numbers Most business writers get confused about when to spell out numbers and when to use numerals.
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Can you rearrange each set of letter blocks to spell out the name of a quiz show host?
The Sun
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Spirit cheerleading, where squads step-touch and spell out words from the sidelines, is one variety—the kind most of us think of when we hear the word cheerleader.
Cheer!
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The draft resolution was also expected to spell out the requirements for a political settlement leading to a permanent ceasefire.
Times, Sunday Times
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When writing, if you use initials for a long name, make sure you spell out the name at least once.
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Next week we spell out what they mean for you as well as providing a full list of all the candidates standing for election.
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You may even have to launch a complete attack before you can spell out your future intentions.
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Look at the Morse code chart and, using a torch, try to spell out your name.
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Spell out exactly what you need in advance and how much time it will take, says event planner Patty Sachs.
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As for the moral copout [huh] Sailer-types wait for, where we eliminate all efforts to help black people out of a conclusion that they are beyond assistance because of genetic inferiority, again, we'd have to spell out what kind of actual, plausible sociohistorical process we can imagine leading to it.
Steve Sailer's iSteve Blog
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Look down at the floor and you will see it is made up of black and white tile squares some of which spell out obituaries for Ginsberg, William Burroughs and other significant cultural icons.
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Be assertive and spell out exactly how you feel.
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To understand a language as a functioning system is to look at it synchronically, trying to spell out the rules and conventions of the system that make possible the forms and meanings of the language.
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Can you rearrange each set of letter blocks to spell out the names of five QI guest panellists?
The Sun
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Fit the answers into the grid and the shaded letters, when rearranged, will spell out the name of presenter.
The Sun
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When you say it like that, the fallacy is almost self-evident; we hardly need spell out the reductio ad absurdum.
Dawkins the Meme-Daddy
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I argued earlier that ghosts to a certain extent spell out incommensurable cultural differences.
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We had to spell out our names for the police officer
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While we are taught in school to spell out numbers less than ten, in resume writing, numerical symbols serve as "eye stops" and are a much better method.
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When tempers are frayed or feelings hurt you need to spell out that you are apologising.
The Sun
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Fit the answers to the clues below into the grid, then rearrange the shaded letters to spell out the name of an actor.
The Sun
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A block or so away from Insert Coins stands City Hall which seems as good a place as any for Hsieh to spell out his vision, not just for the building -- "there are jail cells in there; we're thinking of turning them into nap rooms, or maybe a speak-easy" -- but for the whole of downtown Vegas.
Paul Carr: The Strip Diary, Day Twenty One: From Sin City to Sim City -- Tony Hsieh's Plan to Rebuild Downtown Vegas
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And I don't think I need to spell out to you how easy it was for the British to transport that notion to the colonies.
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Can you spell out your middle name instead of just giving the initial?
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She urged the Democratic president to spell out the U.S. veto intention more clearly himself instead of relying on what she called "diplomatic nice speak.
Obama urged to wield U.N. veto against Palestinians
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Jane's belief that she was possessed by spirits had its origin in a session with a Ouija board when it began to glide under her fingers and spell out messages from the Great Beyond.
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A cute idea is to spell out your friends name in glitter, and randomly spread rhinestones around it.
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Keep inviting them over, as your son will benefit from knowing his grandparents, but spell out that you need more notice to visit them.
The Sun
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The Constitution and federal law require that the state and tribes sign detailed compacts to spell out exactly how the casinos will be run.
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I think it is very, very important that when you put a particular amendment, you clearly spell out, prior to the voting, what the consequential effect will be on voting for that amendment.
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He said Government needs to develop a long term industrialisation strategy that would spell out a vision for the development of the sector.
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The Greek initials for Jesus Christ, God’s Son, Savior, spell out the word fish in Greek ichthus, and the fish is the oldest Christian symbol of Christ, used by the persecuted early Christians to identify themselves as believers.
A Handbook of Symbols in Christian Art
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Stop dropping hints and spell out how you feel honestly.
The Sun
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She and Whitney rolled him on his back and did the front of his chest for good measure, using the stencil to spell out LOSER.
THE LAST PLACE
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She and Whitney rolled him on his back and did the front of his chest for good measure, using the stencil to spell out LOSER.
THE LAST PLACE
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Fit the answers into the grid and the shaded letters, when rearranged, will spell out the name of an entrepreneur.
The Sun
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But rather than spell out what he calls the confrontational forms this 'European'
NYT > Home Page
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Fans of HV71 and visiting team Djurgarden then combined in a "tifo" style tribute, using placards to spell out Liv's name during a minute's silence.
Reuters: Press Release
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Can you rearrange each set of letter blocks to spell out the name of a sports presenter?
The Sun
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The government has so far refused to spell out its plans/policies.
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He issued a passionate plea to Labour and the Conservatives to spell out what they would do in a hung Parliament.
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Researchers have recently tried to spell out traits that are most clearly manifest in the maladaptive personality.
Times, Sunday Times
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In the latest draft, officials spell out more clearly when the euro zone would tolerate a deviation from a budget in balance or in surplus -- called the medium-term objective: "Temporary deviation from the medium-term objective will only be allowed in cases of an unusual event outside the control of the contracting party with a major impact on the financial position of the general government or in periods of severe economic downturn for the euro area, the EU or the concerned contracting party.
Reuters: Top News
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Chief among them is the arcane text-entry system, which requires hitting directional arrows to move a cursor around a screen of letters and numbers, sele cting one and then repeating again and again to spell out an entire word.
New TiVo Remote Tackles Clunky Text-Entry
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It would spell out swingeing cuts in corporation tax and other unneighbourly acts that, if forced, we could retaliate with.
Times, Sunday Times
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While you're at it, try and decipher what the letters spell out.
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Face-to-face situations provide the context, objectives spell out the desirable end and behaviours are the means.
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He needs to spell out why a tax cut is going to help the average family of four.
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The article proceeded to spell out the word in block capitals, replacing asterisks and leaving nothing to the imagination.
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Can you rearrange each set of letter blocks to spell out the names of five celebrity chefs?
The Sun
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No party is willing to spell out many savings.
Times, Sunday Times
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Today he will take on the puny plotters and spell out how to save Britain from economic meltdown.
The Sun
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A turnover from James Dalton, back in the thick of things after a long spell out in the cold, sent Dean Hall winging down the left touchline.
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On its old-fashioned white grooved notice-board, the black letters are arranged to spell out slogans - not about wine, but about larger issues.
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Note Whenever possible spell out your terms clearly with actual dates on all invoices and statements.
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Let me spell out why we need more money.
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No longer do I buy a cooked chicken at any supermarket, but rather spend a few dollars more, usually at Whole Foods, 'cause they spell out where the birds were raised (air-dried, organically, with no antibiotics, hormones and such).
Jay Weston: Jidori Chicken -- A Soulful Bird! Robata-Ya Is Where to Find it
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Today he will take on the puny plotters and spell out how to save Britain from economic meltdown.
The Sun
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The draft resolution was also expected to spell out the requirements for a political settlement leading to a permanent ceasefire.
Times, Sunday Times
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Look at the Morse code chart and, using a torch, try to spell out your name.
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Regulations 7 and 8 spell out an adoption agency's duties in respect of a child, his parents or guardian and prospective adopter.
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Few men now spell out the word "maths".
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All the magazines which conduct them spell out their methodologies.
Outlook India
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Let it never be said that Bill Belichick — who, as the legend goes, offered his resignation from the Jets on a napkin, not even bothering to spell out "head coach" — is an overly sentimental man.
Patriots Become New Team Turmoil
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She and Whitney rolled him on his back and did the front of his chest for good measure, using the stencil to spell out LOSER.
THE LAST PLACE
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Nonetheless, the FAI's unsought offer of assistance does emphasise that the stakes are rising as the deadline beckons for the candidates to spell out their intentions.
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We must spell out what kind of functionary can be removed at any particular moment of the day or night.
CASTRO ATTACKS ABSENTEISM URGES GREATER EFFORT
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To spell out how the concept works, plans for care management in Southwark's mental health services are described.
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Read together, the magazine articles spell out an elaborate, all-inclusive chain of command in this scandal.
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It did not however spell out a timetable for giving the public the right to elect the territory's leader and lawmakers, and unconvinced opposition lawmakers have vowed to vote it down in the legislature.
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We spell out 10 ways to claw back this lost income.
Times, Sunday Times
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If you're feeling an ache for the earth but never satisfying that urge, a terrarium might be the solution," writes Martin, in her essential guide to all things terraria, 176 pages that spell out all the hows and whys and whats you'll need to plant your plot of botanic balm.
Chicagotribune.com - News
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Can you rearrange each set of letter blocks to spell out the name of a quiz show host?
The Sun
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The act was intended to protect the victims of stalkers, but it does not spell out what behaviour amounts to harassment.
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Some deaf children are, however, very proficient at sign language and they can also spell out words using finger spelling.
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Spell out in the prospectuses sent to potential trainees overseas those specialties in which training and long term career opportunities do not exist, and identify specialties in which they do.
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It was left to Irwin Stelzer, one of the country's leading economists, to spell out yesterday the consequences of continuing to live with a clapped-out, underfunded system.
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LEVERETT: I think that they would be, but that is conditionable -- conditional on our being consistent and our being willing to spell out to them both the positive and negative consequences of their choices.
CNN Transcript May 5, 2003
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He issued a passionate plea to Labour and the Conservatives to spell out what they would do in a hung Parliament.
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The estimable founder of Editorial Intelligence gave her inaugural lecture last night to spell out the importance of networking to business.
Times, Sunday Times
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He yelled in short, punctuated bursts as if he thought he needed to spell out simple concepts.
Hullabaloo
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I don't believe that the road map can spell out all the details, but it can indicate a general direction.
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Few men now spell out the word "maths".
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You may even have to launch a complete attack before you can spell out your future intentions.
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Equally gratifying is to hear you spell out the rationale in these terms:
P is for Phonemic Chart « An A-Z of ELT
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Spell out the screeve," ordered the R.E. Reserve man imperiously.
The Dop Doctor
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The preachiest book to make our cut is King Midas and the Golden Touch (Morrow. $16), but Charlotte Craft's simple, elegant retelling doesn't actually spell out a moral and K. Y.
Nothing Here But Kid Stuff
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These different shapes spell out word forms that belong to the verb lexeme crown.
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I think it's better to spell out all to you.
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He tried to spell out the meaning of the phrase.
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Keep inviting them over, as your son will benefit from knowing his grandparents, but spell out that you need more notice to visit them.
The Sun
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He began filling out a second document, entitled Personal Data Sheet, in which he was asked to spell out his academic credentials.
