Update Examples

Examples.md

@@ -629,10 +629,11 @@ fn main
     //! Here we encounter two important Husht points.
     //! (1) Since there is only a single expression
     //!     following the `let z=`, without the `scope`
-    //!     keyword this would just amount to `let z = 2 * x`
-    //! (2) The final  semicolon is allowed and preserved by Husht to
-    //!     suppress the return value from the scope, but returning
-    //!     the last expression from a scope is the default for Husht
+    //!     keyword this would merely be `let z = 2 * x`
+    //! (2) The final  semicolon is allowed and preserved
+    //!     by Husht to suppress the return value from
+    //!     the scope, but returning the last expression
+    //!     from a scope is the default for Husht
     let z = scope
         // The semicolon suppresses this expression and `()` is assigned to `z`
         2 * x;