write legibly造句

例句与造句

1. This is also why the copyeditor should write legibly and neatly.
2. He was also able to write legibly using the same method.
3. That finding shows that doctors can learn to write legibly.
4. The ability to write legibly has gone in and out of fashion.
5. -- Write legibly; fancy handwriting isn't impressive if it can't be understood.
6. It's difficult to find write legibly in a sentence. 用write legibly造句挺难的
7. "It makes it worse because we're still expecting kids to write legibly and clearly ."
8. Management of allographic agraphia can be as simple as having alphabet cards so the individual can write legibly by copying the correct letter shapes.
9. Handled properly, electronic data may actually end up being even more secure than the kind that is written on bits of paper by harried doctors, notwithstanding the legendary medical inability to write legibly.
10. She added that, as of March, college-bound high school students will need to write legibly and rapidly because a handwritten essay will count for one-sixth of their SAT score.
11. But with practice, she said, more people can at least write legibly . " We cannot all be great at penmanship, just like all athletes do not go to the Olympics, " she said, " but we all can do better ."
12. Sometimes, I'll then type the text and print it off; but sometimes I'll send the hand-written letter ( where I've taken the trouble to write legibly ), or even re-write it neatly in special cases .-- talk ) 23 : 48, 21 February 2008 ( UTC)
13. Acupuncture treatments by physician Agatha Colbert have allowed Robin McCarthy, a 29-year-old Worcester, Mass . woman with cerebral palsy, to dress herself for the first time in her life, get out of her motorized wheelchair and walk with a cane, sleep without being awakened by painful muscle spasms, write legibly, and contemplate getting a graduate degree.
14. Schumann " cannot speak coherently or write legibly, " he is " lazy, unreliable, and conceited, " " a mediocre composer whose music is unclear and almost impossible to perform, " " incompetent, childish, unmanly, in short totally lost for any social adjustment . " Some of the information he used was obtained by breaking into Clara's locked letter-box.
15. These include instructors who apparently don't speak English, don't speak loudly enough, can't write legibly, erase their notes before you can copy them, not being able to see from the back of the lecture hall, the instructor standing in front of his notes as you try to copy them, etc . I once had a robotics instructor derive some equations during several classes, then tell us to implement them to get straight-line motion out of our robotic arm, but nobody could make them work.