Sentence examples for American note from inspiring English sources

This is perhaps the most American note of all".

The most insistently American note is sounded at the new Grand Salle, the Philharmonie's main concert hall.

In the marketplace, however, a uniquely American note was sounded much earlier, the first of the Peter Parley series of Samuel Goodrich having appeared in 1827.

The presiding judge, Ernst-Rainer Schudt, raised an eyebrow several times as he listened to a German translation of the American note.

A wrapping of bacon gave rabbit saddle stuffed with tender leek greens and carrots an American note of smoke, but the heart of the dish, another special, was located across the Atlantic.

Dylan for the Nobel, like Trump for President, had the true American note of improbability though it was not merely generational to think that, if one was impossibly bad, the other was improbably wonderful.

Right after finishing "American Notes," Dickens wrote "Martin Chuzzlewit".

Or that the rarely seen $2 bill still accounts for 1% of all American notes printed?

Some of these feelings appear in American Notes (1842) and Martin Chuzzlewit (1843 44).

Visiting in 1842, Charles Dickens immortalized it with an account in his book "American Notes".

In a statement, American noted its cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement to help in prosecuting the case at Kennedy.