by-word

But it's not easy to turn a normal book to braille. Proofreaders often need to check the copy 3 times, word by word.

He was trying to be very quiet about it but the news that he had won the lottery spread rapidly by word of mouth.

Then Robert walks to the door , and turns back, very slowly, speaking out word by word with a heavy heart.

"Oh, by word of mouth. " ? A more official way of getting information is through a company or government mouthpiece.

Stutterers frequently attempt to avoid feared words and sounds by word substitutions, circumlocutions or paraphrasing the utterance.

The size of the region identified by WORD shall be at least 33 characters.

The mottled and broken words, word by word, as though exhausted all his strength to write to.

I'm so pleased you've been able to come this evening, and I hope you didn't mind getting your invitation by word of mouth.

at see over this son hereafter word by word and sentence by sentence, my heart can't be calm once in a very long while, shocking!

When selecting text by word, sequences of these characters are considered single words.

See this son through word by word and sentence by sentence hereafter, my heart can't be calm once in a very long while, shock!

Although he was still in diapers when the company was a by-word for sleek tailoring and fine fabrics, that is Cerruti's heritage.

A mistake with Replace All might require a manual, word-by-word search to fix, if it is not discovered in time to undo.

If the article is translated word by word, it will be hard to understand.

This well established business currently does not advertise, growing only by word of mouth and enjoying a hefty 90% repeat customer base.

But now, most people do not acknowledge this fact by word of mouth. . .

In midsummer they were suddenly called home by word of an important job opening for Liang.

He responded neither by word nor movement to the gentle advances made him.

English isn't a language spoken word by word. English is a language spoken syllable by syllable, and meaningful chunk by meaningful chunk.

The letter was written in full and the only thing the noble to do was reading it word by word.

In the days before radio, television, or mass media, the only way to get the message out was by word of mouth. That's what Jesus did.

Translating it word by word might end up with a perfect Chinglish sentence.

Legends of the 'Dreamtime' are handed down by word of mouth and by totem from generation to generation.

He checked the program word by word and decided to rewrite it.

That story isn't true, of course; it's an urban legend, circulating by word of mouth since the 1970s.

It's enough to scan the report rather than read it word by word.

This restaurant has a great reputation. It was built up purely by word of mouth.

Articles must be rewritten paragraph by paragraph, not word by word.

It can be a word or some words. You don't have to read it word by word. Just skim it. This kind of reading skill is calledskimming.

Its popularity spread by word of mouth after athletes and explorers used the brand and offered positive reviews.

So quality is still the by-word for serious journalists.

Garden street, mong kok, word by word to prince section, is fruit, fashion and commodity vendors paradise.

my servants by word or action. An error I readily forgive, but wilful negligence or forgetfulness, never.

You can retell it word by word, but until you will [can? ] do this [exercise] yourself, it would mean nothing for others.

We may call God's word transmitted by word of mouth fluid revelations, and the record made by Moses solid revelations.

In a text view, selection by word should be the default.

He declared a much greater willingness to make mean concessions by word of mouth than on paper .

The "how" of hiring is transmitted by word of mouth, by following another's example, or by trial and error.

She borrowed the books you read on tape out of the library, and followed what she heard, word by word and sentence by sentence.

They would start "rumours" by word of mouth, warning the person they tipped off to keep their lips zipped .

Therefore we have sent Judas and Silas, who themselves will report the same things by word of mouth.

You can also expand the dictionary base by adding your own dictionaries, either word-by-word or by importing them from text files.

We have sent therefore Judas and Silas, who themselves also will, by word of mouth, tell you the same things.

Having heard about the movie by word of mouth, I finally watched the Thai summer hit Crazy Little Thing Called Love.

Now some 20 years later, her customers usually find out about her by word of mouth.

sometimes reading dispatches word by word as they are deciphered.

He asked me to deliver a message by word of mouth.

So, it needs no word-by-word accuracy, instead, the English beauty should be primarily presented over and beyond all.

I expressed and revised the characters of the article, Inside it is alter, mend by word.

By word of mouth, the romantic love story has passed on from generation to generation.

Directions for finding them spread by word of mouth as one person would tell another.

It is no meaning to translate the sentence word by word.

"You hope it is going to happen by word of mouth, " said Mr. Cambpell.

This is why a slow, word-by-word student often understands far less, why much of the joy and excitement of reading.

gossip (usually a mixture of truth and untruth) passed around by word of mouth.

Bruce initially marketed the site by word of mouth, telling friends via e-mail.

So their translations were often based on an exact word-by-word translation.

Back then, I was a postgraduate student at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and read his book word by word.

Unverified information of uncertain origin usually spread by word of mouth; hearsay.

The news was carried by word of mouth to every settlement.

The indie punk rock band's debut album sold really well , mainly by word of mouth .

Most books were printed by carving the text on boards, word by word, page by page.

Sure, by word choice, one can give the false impression that there is, but there isn't.

Text-only or ASCII format is a generic text format used by word-processing and other programs.

(by word of mouth) They must know their product thoroughly and know how to promote sales by word of mouth, telephone or letter.

If translated word by word , the sentence will be meaningless.

These are both concentrated markets where any failure to perform would quickly be spread by word-of-mouth throughout the industry.

In word by word alignment, HATS create a table cell for each word of text.

In his free time he started Bay as a kind of hobby, at first offering the service free by word of mouth.

I'll show that love by word and deed: Thus shall my thanks be thanks in deed.

Expressed or evidenced by word of mouth; not written.

News also travels by word of mouth or through mobile phones.

Writers for radio next learned how to suggest place and time by word of mouth, accompanied by the impressionistic use of sound and music.

Music travels by word of mouth in world parts and it's impossible to hold it back.

He received the news by word of mouth.

You have to read the article word by word to get its essence.

The news was passed on by word of mouth.

I have carefully read all you said above word by word. I am sure they really are of great help to my english study.

Reputation passes by word of mouth.

The news spread by word of mouth.

I beard by word of mouth that they had great food.

I heard by word of mouth that they had great food.

Picture by picture, word by word.

Usually, I do not have enough time and energy to read a lovely story word by word.

Word-by-word reading is a rotten way to read fast.

The story on Jerry's trip got abroad by word of mouth .

Consumer complaints more and more of such products, bamboo charcoal fiber product by word of mouth is also getting worse.

It became famous by word of mouth.

Well, that depends on what we mean by "word. "

I am not saying every work is worth reading word by word.

Read word by word and then reply.

I didn't read about it but heard the news by word of mouth.

The art of telling a humorous story--understand, Imean by word of mouth, not print--was created in America, and has remained athome.

The boss said to Hency word by word, proudly.

He agreed by word of mouth.

I have never implied to you by word or deed.

Don't speak word by word.

Wordpad cannot save documents created by Word 97. Would you like to save in a different format?

The sinking frog said word by word, well, because it was your desire, because I love you.

Most foreigners hear about the mountain by word of mouth.

So I dictated the lyric of the song DANCE WITH MY FATHER word by word this afternoon.

Fueled by word of mouth, the game landed on the best-seller chart for Apple's App Store for Finland late last year.

If you speak word by word, as many people who learned "printed" English do, you'll end up.

To learn it word by word is a good way to start!

"How old are you? " he asked word by word.

How often I wish I could read a story leisurely and patiently, word by word as I did when I was eight years old or even younger.

Reading it through the first time, puzzling it word by word, he could make nothing of it;

A Tentative Study on the Feelings Conveyed by "Word-pronouncing" and "Singing" in the Art of Singing

Has good ability to language organization and write process documents by word or excel;

An indirect, circuitous source of information; news, rumors passed on by word of mouth

Familiar with PC operation, has good ability to write process technical documents by word or excel;

Self-Building Subject Tracer and Menu by Word

Avoid translating word by word

New method of message inquiry by WORD

It spread entirely by word of mouth

By word of mouth you are on the news