Braille

The braille signs in the airport guided the visually impaired passengers to their gates.

The organization provides free braille transcription services.

The library offers books in Braille for their visually impaired patrons.

The library provided braille books for the visually impaired patrons.

The Braille teacher taught the visually impaired student how to read and write using Braille.

The braille watch has a tactile display for the blind to read time.

The university offers braille transcription services for students with visual impairments.

The Braille map helped the blind tourist navigate through the city.

The Braille instructions on the microwave oven made it easy for the blind person to cook.

The Braille code was invented by Louis Braille in 1824.

The library has a braille machine available for patrons who are visually impaired.

The Braille signage on the restroom door helped the visually impaired woman find the restroom.

My cousin is a Braille and works at the school for the blind.

The library offers a wide selection of Braille books for visually impaired readers.

The library had a section dedicated to Braille books for the visually impaired.

The government agency published a braille version of the safety manual.

He can braille music sheets for the blind pianist.

The Braille markings on the keyboard enabled the blind pianist to play flawlessly.

The Braille book is easier for me to read than the regular book.

The Braille watch vibrates different patterns to indicate the time to the wearer.

Braille is a system of raised dots that allow blind people to read.

The braille labels on the medicine bottles helped the blind woman to take her medication correctly.

The blind traveler used a braille map to find her way around the city.

The Braille signs on the restroom doors made it easy for the blind person to locate them.

My blind friend can read Braille with her fingertips.

The museum offers braille guides to visitors who are blind or have low vision.

The Braille label on the elevator buttons makes it easier for visually impaired individuals to navigate.

The government requires public buildings to have braille signage to ensure accessibility for everyone.

The new phone has a braille keyboard for those who are visually challenged.

The Braille menu at the restaurant made it easier for the blind customer to order.

The Braille edition of the newspaper is available upon request.

The braille on the elevator buttons made it accessible for the visually impaired.

The Braille display on the ATM allowed the visually impaired customer to withdraw money independently.

She enjoyed listening to audiobooks and reading braille versions of the same book.

The Braille watch allowed the visually impaired person to tell time without assistance.

The braille on the menu helped her order food independently.

The student learned Braille to read books that were not available in an audio format.

The Braille on the menu allowed the visually impaired customer to order their food independently.

The Braille on the elevator buttons helped the visually impaired individual navigate the building.

The organization provided braille maps for the blind to navigate the city.

The museum had Braille descriptions for its exhibits so that visually impaired visitors could experience them.

The teacher used a braille textbook to teach the visually impaired students.

The Braille on the packaging allowed the visually impaired customer to know what product they were buying.

Many public spaces are required by law to provide Braille signage for accessibility.

The book was also available in braille for blind readers.

The braille on the package helped her identify the contents.

She learned to read and write braille when she lost her vision.

The museum had braille descriptions of the artwork for the blind visitors.

She felt empowered after learning to use the braille display for her computer.

The braille signs on the restroom doors were helpful.