Examples of 'capital t' in a sentence
Meaning of "capital t"
capital t: 'Capital T' is often used colloquially to emphasize the word 'the' or to draw attention to a specific concept or topic
How to use "capital t" in a sentence
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Now say you have got trouble with a capital T.
I have read about time with a capital T but can not say I ever really knew what it meant.
We have got trouble with a capital T.
Instead, the horizontal part of the capital T deforms in an arc, acting as a hinge.
That woman is tenacious with a capital T.
But this trouble with a capital T - this trouble is serious.
She 's just a way for you to find the truth with a capital T.
Write a trigonometric function that models the temperature capital T in Johannesburg lowercase t hours after midnight.
For some people, that spells trouble with a capital T.
And you've even used a capital T for proper noun.
She 's nothing but trouble with a capital T.
Yeah, next house we will do a capital T - to show them we really mean business!
She is trouble with a capital T.
Tedium with a capital T just for you!
That is truth with a capital T.
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This kid was trouble with a capital T Back in the day.
And that rhymes with P and that stands for pool . Trouble with a capital T.
So period, the notation is normally a big capital T for period.
This is the t axis [ pointing at graph on board ] ; this is a particular time, capital T.
Such indication shall be constituted by either a capital T as follows,.
Watch yourself around her . She 's nothing but trouble with a capital T.
People, we got trouble with a capital T.
Yeah, we have been sold the lie that disability is a Bad Thing, capital B, capital T.
Yeah, next house we will do a capital T.
Captain Hook 's worried about his listeners, babies … but hey, hey, hey, truth with a capital T.
He 's trouble with a capital T.
Hm . That woman is tenacious with a capital T.
She 's trouble with a capital T.
I do not know, Shauna . The Flash is trouble with a capital T.
You are trouble - with a capital T.
And from what I hear, you, young man, are trouble with a capital T.
This town 's got trouble, with a capital T.
You're in big trouble, mister, and I mean trouble with a capital T.
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