diff --git a/cheat_sheets/pyworkbench_cheat_sheet/pyworkbench_cheat_sheet.tex b/cheat_sheets/pyworkbench_cheat_sheet/pyworkbench_cheat_sheet.tex
index ec78ad4..883cb63 100644
--- a/cheat_sheets/pyworkbench_cheat_sheet/pyworkbench_cheat_sheet.tex
+++ b/cheat_sheets/pyworkbench_cheat_sheet/pyworkbench_cheat_sheet.tex
@@ -136,19 +136,16 @@ \section{\includegraphics[height=\fontcharht\font`\S]{slash.png} PyMechanical}
 
 In a Workbench project, you can operate and link the PyMechanical service from the same client machine. 
 This script creates a mechanical system server-side, then starts the PyMechanical service and client:
-
 \pythoncode{scripts/generated_scripts/pyworkbench_script_13.py}
 
 \section{\includegraphics[height=\fontcharht\font`\S]{slash.png} PyFluent}
 
 This script initiates the PyFluent service along with the client for a Fluent system that was developed in Workbench:
-
 \pythoncode{scripts/generated_scripts/pyworkbench_script_14.py}
 
 \section{\includegraphics[height=\fontcharht\font`\S]{slash.png} PySherlock}
 
-This code activates the PySherlock service and its client for a Sherlock system that was established in Workbench:
-
+This script initiates the PySherlock service and its client for a Sherlock system set up in Workbench:
 \pythoncode{scripts/generated_scripts/pyworkbench_script_15.py}
 
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