The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog

A popular sentence that uses all the letters of the English alphabet, a phrase called Panglum. Because of its shortage and consistency, it is well known and is often used in visual arts.

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"Fast Brown Fox Skips Lazy Dogs" is an English Pangl - a sentence containing all alphabetical letters. This is commonly used for touch typing exercises, typewriters and computer keyboard tests, font display examples, and other applications, including text in which all letters of the alphabet are used. It is widely known for its simplicity and consistency. The first known appearance of this sentence came from Boston Daily. In an article entitled "Current Notes" on the morning of 10th February 1885, this sentence was called a good practice sentence for writing students. Alphabet: "A fast brown fox jumps over a lazy dog." "There are dozens of other newspapers have announced this phrase in the coming months.