hyphenations

Just the hyphenations used in describing Dang Show's genre is enough for you to know of their multifaceted approach to music.

Angella Nazarian: Dang Show Nods at Rumi's Message: Lose Yourself in Sweet Madness Angella Nazarian 2011

Copy-editors also work up the style sheet, the template of how certain things are done in the book (like capitalisations, hyphenations, place names) and certain decisions about layout -- chapter headings, scene breaks and so forth.

Copy-editing karenmiller 2007

And, not without thinking about nuns, the movie ‘Psycho,’ and expletive-laden hyphenations.

A mommy by any other name would still smell like spit-up | Her Bad Mother 2006

Through one of those hyphenations which are characteristic of his style as a philosopher and writer, Heidegger turns Entfernung ("distance") into its opposite, Ent-fernung ("undoing of farness").

Archive 2007-04-01 enowning 2007

And, not without thinking about nuns, the movie ‘Psycho,’ and expletive-laden hyphenations.

Archive 2006-03-26 2006

I never refine the typography until layout and text have been approved, so hyphenations in first drafts can be wrong.

DesignerBlog Will 2006

And, not without thinking about nuns, the movie ‘Psycho,’ and expletive-laden hyphenations.

A mommy by any other name would still smell like spit-up 2006

But the hyphenations could also be metaphoric: lace-curtain Irish required some knowledge of social history, much as baby-boom generation does today.

The Right Word in the Right Place at the Right Time William Safire 2004

But the hyphenations could also be metaphoric: lace-curtain Irish required some knowledge of social history, much as baby-boom generation does today.

The Right Word in the Right Place at the Right Time William Safire 2004

Inconsistent spellings and hyphenations have been standardized.

The Daughters of Danaus Mona Caird