Sentence examples for a respectable note from inspiring English sources

Once 2014 ends on what will probably be a respectable note, all eyes will turn to summer 2015.

Newcastle is in 12th place but could surpass 10th-place West Ham and end the season, which began in disaster, on a respectable note.

If she and her colleagues pull off a respectable show, she notes, the Clark campaign can point to serious grass-roots support.

For such a respectable family newspaper, Watkins noted with amusement, the Telegraph's staff was then particularly notorious, its pub, the King and Keys, in frequent uproar.

It was the scene of many of Highsmith's seductions and the inspiration for her short story "Notes From a Respectable Cockroach".

It was a respectable ambition, though it worth noting that 60 million or so Brits did stay at home that day and elected MPs voted, in very large numbers, to back the war at the time.

Still, Dr. Norcross noted, 45percentt is a respectable success rate.

The execution record names the hangman, James Billington from Bolton, and notes "general demeanour satisfactory, he appears a respectable person".

Last year he released a respectable but pro forma repertory album, "Novas Bossas," on Blue Note.

"I come from a respectable family, so it's quite a thing to have on my notes," she says.

A respectable showing would suffice.