Those of you who know what a typewriter is probably remember typing, "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog." I knew that it was a sentence using all letters of the alphabet, but I just learned that it is a pangram, which is: a phrase using all the letters of the alphabet.
So, got any more? Can you write a pangram? I'd prefer that you make it a complete sentence, but just make sure it is a pangram, and that you make it up. (Don't just go searching for them on the computer. We want ORIGINAL here.)
Have fun.
(And the uniforms were pretty cute. Maybe we should plan a fashion show and model them.)
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A heavy Jack-Rabbit and a merry Fox quickly ran, carefully down the steps, by the water, to ground zero.
~Charity
Lace, zippers and buttons are quite expensive enough at Friendly Jack's, by Wal-Mart.
Mackenzie just loved sitting quietly in her family's pasture with her brother, Xavier.
I can't remember if I made this up or not:
God created the zebras and foxes to walk, jump, and hide very quickly.
Gee whiz, your wonderfully creative pangrams will be exquisite jewels in the hsjustwrite archives, so I think I should be exempted from writing one!
Abeles can daringly frolick through hectic ponds of quite jumpy amoebas excluding the very wriggly zipping tadpoles.
The zephyr muddled Jackson the cat's fur as it blew through the box on the lawn and made him quiver with cold. :)
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