Congratulations Abe, on the winning E sentence: Every evil enchanter envies Eduardo's elegant eyebrows.
Elegant, indeed.
Now on to F. Submit your F sentence using comments on this post.
Origins: hook or club (1)
Greek: digamma
Frequency: 16th most frequent letter in English (2)
"F" from Samuel Johnson's Dictionary of the English Language (1755): "A consonant generally reckoned by authors, and admitted by Scaliger, among the semi-vowels, and according to that opinion distinguished in the enumeration of the alphabet by a name beginning with a vowel, yet has so far the nature of a mute, that it is easily pronounced before a liquid in the same syllable." (3)
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Vote for E
Okay, we stalled out on E, but we're back on track with 2 choices for E sentences. You have until Sunday night to vote!
Thursday, March 3, 2011
D winner
We had another tie for D, and random.org settled the debate. The winning D sentence is,
Dorothy's dreams don't disappoint: dilapidated dungeons, diaphanous dresses, dangerous dodos, dulcet drummers dying dramatically.
Congratulations, Brady!
Dorothy's dreams don't disappoint: dilapidated dungeons, diaphanous dresses, dangerous dodos, dulcet drummers dying dramatically.
Congratulations, Brady!
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