Sentence examples for annual notes from inspiring English sources
In summary of the 1892 season The Cricket Annual notes that "the Somerset player, in fact, had established the reputation of being the most punishing batsman and rapid scorer of the day, and on last season's form no representative eleven could be considered complete without him".
But after McBride reminded him that this civil servant wrote Brown's annual note on horseracing for his audience with the Queen, Brown's position shifted, "definitive proof that Gordon considered the Queen more important than Murdoch".
Their most recent "annual note", from 2014, mentions multiple forms of violence suffered by indigenous women in Papua, resulting variously from armed conflicts between state security forces and armed civilian groups, conflicts over claims for natural resources, and discriminatory policies.
The group SOS Homophobie, in its latest annual report, notes a rise in homophobic incidents.
The Asio annual report notes that the agency received disclosures that were investigated.
The company's annual report notes that the "future minimum royalties payable" for 2012 stood at $151 million.
The 2014 Foxtons annual report notes with satisfaction: "The lettings market in London is particularly strong and acts as a useful counter to the more volatile sales market".
Fortunately, the opera distributes annual program notes for radio listeners with the names of singers and conductors; and I frequently send copies to European friends.
His annual Academy Notes (a series of pamphlets issued by an English publisher from 1855 to 1859) sustained his reputation as a persuasive commentator on contemporary painting.
Feeder watchers and field birders alike are welcome to participate, free of charge, though anyone who wishes to be listed in the annual field notes is asked to pay a $5 fee to National Audubon.
Perhaps the greatest irony is that the chief inspector's annual report notes that one of the problems in secondary schools is that middle leaders aren't trusted enough to lead learning.
