100 Examples of sentences containing the noun "braille"

Definition

Braille is a tactile writing system used by people who are visually impaired or blind. It consists of patterns of raised dots which are read by touch, allowing individuals to read and write text. Additionally, it can refer to printed material that has been transcribed into this format.

Synonyms

• Tactile writing
• Raised dot system
• Blind writing

Antonyms

• Print
• Visual text
• Standard writing

Examples

1. I learned to Braille my name on the card.
2. The teacher encouraged us to Braille the alphabet.
3. She decided to Braille the book for her visually impaired friend.
4. He can Braille quickly after years of practice.
5. They will Braille the instructions for the new game.
6. I need to Braille the important notes for my report.
7. The organization aims to teach children how to Braille.
8. I will Braille the menu so everyone can read it.
9. She taught her dog to Braille commands using touch.
10. He started to Braille the labels for the files.
11. The library offers classes to learn how to Braille.
12. She will Braille the song lyrics for her choir.
13. They asked him to Braille the signage for better accessibility.
14. I had to Braille the schedule for the event.
15. Can you Braille that poem for the competition?
16. He learned to Braille while attending a specialized school.
17. The author decided to Braille her latest book for the blind community.
18. I often Braille my shopping list to stay organized.
19. She can easily Braille the technical manuals.
20. We should Braille the emergency exit signs.
21. He loves to Braille poems and share them with friends.
22. The students will Braille their projects for the fair.
23. She prefers to Braille instead of using audio descriptions.
24. They will Braille the key points during the presentation.
25. I learned to Braille during my summer internship.
26. The workshop aims to help participants Braille effectively.
27. You should Braille the contact information for clarity.
28. The nonprofit organization plans to Braille educational materials.
29. He often Brailles his thoughts in a notebook.
30. She decided to Braille the recipe for her friend.
31. If you can Braille, you can read anything.
32. They will Braille the safety protocols for everyone.
33. I want to Braille the children’s story for my niece.
34. She can Braille the entire alphabet in under a minute.
35. He used a slate and stylus to Braille his message.
36. The initiative encourages schools to Braille their textbooks.
37. I received training on how to Braille effectively.
38. We need to Braille the feedback forms for accessibility.
39. It’s important to Braille the instructions clearly.
40. The school will Braille the announcements for the assembly.
41. He loves to Braille letters to his pen pals.
42. She will Braille the chapter summaries for her study group.
43. They aim to Braille the vital information for patients.
44. I always Braille my notes for revision.
45. The team will Braille the reports for the blind employees.
46. I learned to Braille with the help of my mentor.
47. She can Braille her favorite quotes from memory.
48. He decided to Braille the labels on his spice jars.
49. The project will Braille all the important documents.
50. I often practice Brailleing at home.
51. They will Braille the name tags for the event.
52. She can Braille while listening to music.
53. He taught himself to Braille different languages.
54. The children will Braille their holiday cards.
55. I need to Braille the minutes from the meeting.
56. She plans to Braille the poetry anthology.
57. The teacher will Braille the math problems for the students.
58. He learned to Braille through online courses.
59. I can Braille faster than I can type.
60. They will Braille the visitor information for the museum.
61. She hopes to Braille her autobiography one day.
62. The workshop includes lessons on how to Braille efficiently.
63. I will Braille my thoughts on the subject.
64. He likes to Braille motivational quotes for inspiration.
65. They are working to Braille more public documents.
66. I can Braille the lyrics to my favorite songs.
67. She will Braille the class schedule for the semester.
68. He managed to Braille his entire thesis.
69. The organization aims to teach volunteers how to Braille.
70. I will Braille the directions for my friends.
71. She started to Braille the storybooks for children.
72. They will Braille the forms for the workshop.
73. I plan to Braille the important notes from the lecture.
74. He can Braille fluently in several languages.
75. The club decided to Braille their newsletter.
76. I need to Braille the emergency contact list.
77. She loves to Braille quotes from her favorite authors.
78. He will Braille the recipes for the cooking class.
79. They want to Braille the health pamphlets for awareness.
80. I can Braille while multitasking.
81. She will Braille the announcements for the community.
82. He is proud to Braille his first book.
83. They encouraged him to Braille his dreams.
84. I often Braille reminders for upcoming events.
85. She can Braille using different tools.
86. He will Braille the class material for the visually impaired.
87. The group aims to Braille educational resources for everyone.
88. I plan to Braille the inspirational messages for my friends.
89. She taught herself to Braille using online resources.
90. He decided to Braille the lyrics for the concert.
91. They will Braille the invitations for the wedding.
92. I can Braille the important details of the project.
93. She wants to Braille a letter to her grandmother.
94. He learned to Braille through a community program.
95. They hope to Braille more literature for children.
96. I will Braille the travel information for the trip.
97. She often Brailles notes during lectures.
98. He will Braille the menu for the restaurant.
99. They need to Braille the essential safety information.
100. I always try to Braille my thoughts before sharing them.