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The phrase "a upbeat note" is not correct; it should be "an upbeat note." You can use it when referring to a positive or cheerful tone in a conversation, message, or piece of writing.
Example: "She ended her speech on an upbeat note, leaving the audience feeling inspired."
Alternatives: "a positive note" or "a cheerful tone."
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But he ended on a upbeat note.
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An ensemble reprise of "We Go Together," with its dippy doo-wop nonsense lyrics, ends the show on an upbeat note, a reminder of why "Grease" has endured.
But British Airways owner International Airlines Group is up 7p at 556p on hopes of cheaper fuel costs, a day after an upbeat note from analysts at UBS.
U.S. builders broke ground on new homes at a faster-than-expected pace in December, closing out the best year for housing since 1978 on an upbeat note, a government report showed Wednesday.
If the project goes forward, it will strike an upbeat note at a time when the city is playing a blues medley of corporate layoffs, deep municipal budget cuts and tax increases.
But "Everyday Sunshine" ends on an upbeat note, capturing a one-off concert reunion with Mr. Jones.
My thought was to end this review of a sturdy book on an upbeat note.
But Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, sounded an upbeat note in a speech earlier in the day.
Even in Japan, which is mired in its deepest recession in decades, the central bank's governor, Masaaki Shirakawa, struck an upbeat note after a rate-setting meeting on Tuesday.
Always end a press conference on an upbeat note is my rule.
Stocks ended the week on an upbeat note, recovering from an early slide triggered by a report that showed U.S. unemployment is now at the lowest level in three decades.
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