legibly in a sentence

• This is also why the copyeditor should write legibly and neatly.
• He was also able to write legibly using the same method.
• You have to write them down legibly enough to read them later.
• That finding shows that doctors can learn to write legibly.
• The ability to write legibly has gone in and out of fashion.
• It shall be written very legibly in roman letters and arabic numerals.
• On July 24, 1839 she first wrote her own name legibly.
• I found myself printing more legibly than any time since the fifth grade.
• Both covers must also clearly and legibly identify you as the publisher of these copies.
• As a result, they can legibly display thousands of items on the screen simultaneously.
• It's difficult to see legibly in a sentence .
• Instead, Roy takes a black marker in his mouth and painstakingly and legibly signs books.
• Instrumentation is detailed and legibly analogue.
• The resulting increase in the volume of correspondence required messages to be produced quickly and legibly.
• The name was short enough to be stamped legibly on each black-and-white capsule.
• The container must also contain labels that legibly display basic information about the product and the manufacturer.
• -- Write legibly; fancy handwriting isn't impressive if it can't be understood.
• I say it is important for a student to be able to write neatly and legibly in cursive.
• The oval's black center soon fills with legibly larger versions of every word from the source text.
• The best Web pages have just enough flash to catch the eye and lots of useful information, legibly displayed.
• "It makes it worse because we're still expecting kids to write legibly and clearly ."