Here's a challenge for those amongst us who like such things; one of my nieces has been asked, as part of a university project, to cobble together as many as possible of the following.....
Compose a sentence or phrase in which all the letters of the alphabet are used but none repeated, so there would be all 26 letters used just the once. It's acceptable to make use of commonly heard foreign words or phrases.
That's exactly what she's been asked to do, and I'm not even sure it's possible. I've been mulling it over this past hour or so and I'm really intrigued; I'm going to sleep on it and then give it some attention tomorrow, and for some time beyond that, I fear
I wonder if anybody else might come up with something?
Compose a sentence or phrase in which all the letters of the alphabet are used but none repeated, so there would be all 26 letters used just the once. It's acceptable to make use of commonly heard foreign words or phrases.
That's exactly what she's been asked to do, and I'm not even sure it's possible. I've been mulling it over this past hour or so and I'm really intrigued; I'm going to sleep on it and then give it some attention tomorrow, and for some time beyond that, I fear
I wonder if anybody else might come up with something?
