of a dash造句

• "It's been sort of a dash ."
• The use of a dash and a curved horizontal line is found.
• The system can also be activated at the touch of a dash button.
• The duration of a dash is three times the duration of a dot.
• Unfortunately, the crash and loss of a DASH drone marred an otherwise uneventful mission.
• Notice that the triangle is position almost exactly on top of a dash representing a negative value.
• There are a number of wikipedia articles where the title of the article uses a comma in place of a dash.
• The event consisted of a dash over 880 yards and was sponsored by Esso and Player's No . 6 cigarettes.
• It needs to be seperated first at each use of or then by each use of a dash ( remembering dashes come in many forms)
• Some Tonga musicians following that example, would also write a 3 in the second measure instead of a dash and also would then need tie arcs.
• I really do see it as a gift . Because there is a comma after voice, I would use a comma instead of a dash after compassionately.
• Assemblies and subassemblies that do not require identification plates should be marked as above, though the abbreviation  ASSY should be included instead of a dash as follows:
• There are black markings, consisting of a dash in the fold, a subcostal spot at two-fifths and an angulated spot at three-fifths in the middle.
• An example is the encoding alphabet of Morse code, where a'dash'takes longer to send than a'dot', and therefore the cost of a dash in transmission time is higher.
• "Umpty " is first attested in 1905, in the expression " umpty-seven ", implying that it is a multiple of ten . " Ump ( ty ) " came from a verbalization of a dash in Morse code.
• There is an indistinct angulate light grey fascia at four-fifths and a number of black markings, consisting of a dash in the fold, a subcostal spot at two-fifths and an angulated spot at three-fifths in the middle.
• The forewings are silvery-white with a very oblique blackish line from the costa at two-thirds, and a fine dark fuscous line from the anterior extremity of a dash on the end of the fold, converging to a round black apical dot.
• Resembling at times more of a free-for-all than an exhibition of sporting skill, the Palio consists of a dash three times around the track, while thousands of hooting, cheering spectators stand shoulder-to-shoulder in the space inside the ring.
• The yellow on blue plates featured a representation of the Liberty Bell in place of a dash in the center of the plate with an embossed " BICENTENNIAL STATE  76 " on the bottom, which caused a bit of confusion as to the actual expiry of the plate.
• His daughter's " Dear Dad ", written for the 9th Yartzeit, contains examples of one of Rabbi Klass'major accomplishments : the popularization of the use of a dash in writing G-d's name, in English, as the normative form by Orthodox Jews.