“He doesn't use correct punctuation, and I think it may be more affectation than lack of education.”

“As an added bonus, their contributions need to be letter-perfect in terms of spelling, punctuation, and legibility.”

“Who made the error in punctuation of putting a question mark after the sample questions, the SQA or the Scotsman?”

“He was a sloppy punctuator, often leaving out commas and confusing colons with semicolons.”

“I don't think that I'm perfect as a punctuator or grammarian but people will take that simple point of view.”

“Indeed, there is a good deal of interpretive work to be done on his habits as a punctuator, even if highly various.”

“What to my backward glance seems startling and a little awful is their punctualness and inevitability.”

“The taxi strike has badly affected local industries which are experiencing absenteeism and punctuality problems.”

“His grades were awful, his phone bills enormous, his punctuality for meetings pathetic, his attitude lousy.”

“Obsessed as Network Rail is with targets for punctuality, it is taking a sledgehammer to crack a nut.”

“The only complete compact keyboard: numeric keypad, separate punctuations, multilingual, etc.”

“Place of the possible, street theatres, Circassian punctuations and fairground entresorts.”

“The punctuations are not in the script, but lie with the bizarre changes of light and disquieting choreographies.”