If you look closely at the above sentence you might see that it has all 26 letters of the alphabet.
I don't know how it came to me this morning but I decided to blog it. Now try to think of another. First find Xs, Js, Qs (which adds a U), and Zs. Then ones like, Ls, Ks, Ns, Ys, Vs, Cs, Bs, Ms, and so the likes. Then common consonants such as Rs, Ss, Ts, Ps, and the likes. Then make sure you use all the vowels. Then last but not least, grammarize it. tip: Use a few long words but mostly simple.
(unoxygenated would be great)
P.S. Sorry I didn't post in months.
How about this sentence, James:
ReplyDeleteThe junior veterinarian quickly checked the wounded zebra's faint pulse and measured its rising deoxygenated hemeglobin.
I think you got all the letters in it rob.
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