De Vinne
[ duh-vin-ee ]
noun
Theodore Low, 1828–1914, U.S. printer.
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How to use De Vinne in a sentence
The letter-press is of course De Vinne's best,—there is nothing better on this side of the Atlantic.
De Vinne notices an irregularity in the style of setting credits.
The Magazine Style-Code | Leigh H. IrvineMr. De Vinne says the dash should be selected whenever there is an abrupt change in a statement.
Why We Punctuate | William Livingston KleinMr. De Vinne illustrates his definition by a sentence which possesses special interest75 for the student of punctuation.
Why We Punctuate | William Livingston KleinMr. De Vinne makes a single comment upon the passage, in which he says the last comma in this extract is superfluous.
Why We Punctuate | William Livingston Klein
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