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• And there is a passage ungrammatically tagged on in brackets.
• Bush speaks ungrammatically and carries a big stick.
• A sign affixed to the seaside Grand Hotel captures the spirit exactly, if ungrammatically.
• Wells said, ungrammatically but touchingly.
• To satisfy a vogue for rhyming couplets on tombstones, the phrase has been parsed ungrammatically as:
• Some sources refer to them ( slightly ungrammatically ) as the "'Beijing Olympicians " '.
• Stephen King can write ungrammatically and tritely, but he has the magic touch : You turn the page; you can't stop.
• I have some concerns about the many sentences that string clauses together ungrammatically with " with plus-ing " phrases tacked onto otherwise perfectly OK sentences.
• As the country strives for integration with Western Europe, they suggest, some feel ill at ease with a president who speaks ungrammatically and whose opinions seem hastily formed.
• He tends to repeat his soundbites, to stammer ungrammatically ( note the Ted Kennedy similarity ), and to look sort of peeved if things aren't going his way.
• Are you saying it's OK to write ungrammatically as long as you're doing it consciously and pointedly, but not OK to write ungrammatically if it's purely a result of ignorance?
• Are you saying it's OK to write ungrammatically as long as you're doing it consciously and pointedly, but not OK to write ungrammatically if it's purely a result of ignorance?
• One bears the putative signature of Abraham Lincoln, who writes, ungrammatically : " I understood the phenomenon while in earth life, and had I lived, should of proclaimed it to the world ."
• One person who is black or Latino can now, ungrammatically, be " a minority, " and some newspapers now accept the oxymoronic " 72 percent minority " to describe populations such as school enrollment.
• Meanwhile, GraphyneTV has been shortlisted at CSI Award for " Best content on demand " and ADB's Wideband Tuner for the ungrammatically-named " Best customer premise & # 91; sic & # 93; technology " award.
• If, in addition, they happen to be constructed ungrammatically via the use of dangling modifiers or whatever else, that's a further nail in their coffin but that is merely the icing on the cake, to mix my metaphors.
• Accompanying the suit is a copy of an October 11 letter to Kim from Cal Schattschneider, of Northwestern's New Business Department in Milwaukee, denying the application _ somewhat ungrammatically _ " because you do not meet our language requirements for the ability to understand English ."
• He does the Texas accent well enough, but you can almost see him flinch when he's forced to express himself ungrammatically : " Your father knowed it, too "; " Why won't you say it, like your sisters done ?"
• Contrary to popular belief, Uncle Sam wasn't born on the Fourth of July but on Sept . 13, 1766, in Arlington, Mass . And he had many guises before James Montgomery Flagg painted a stern, white-haired man proclaiming, ungrammatically, " I want YOU for U . S . Army ."