The phrase "are note" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "are not"? If this is the case, you can use it to indicate the negation of something in a sentence.
Example: "These items are not what I ordered."
Alternatives: "are not" or "aren't".
The exceptions are note worthy.
There are note takers for students who have difficulty writing and listening at the same time, and scribes for tests.
More important, both guitarists have a knack for floating in and out of styles and movements, because they are sound makers before they are note shapers.
All these issues addressed here are note worthy for future extension of research reported in this paper.
The ground rules created an atmosphere where Googlers could be more frank than they usually are (note irony here) and at the same time get to wall off portions of the media's brains from talking about what they said.
The most important destinations are: Note: These figures exclude Heathrow Express and some TfL Travelcard data Other important short-distance services are and.
Their renditions of Two Door favourites Undercover Martyn, Something Good Can Work and Next Year are note-perfect.
These set pieces and many others in "The Good Rat" are note-perfect Breslin performances, though there's too much court transcription padding the book.
There are note-perfect performances from the pedigreed cast and Stone spreads the love so that nobody and everybody steals the show.
Like the album, the concert goes through cycles and though the band are note-perfect all night they're best in these transitional phases – easing us smoothly from ballad to bombast with reverberant guitar notes or the hypnotic hush of cymbals.
Rather than just stuffing a few sample kitchens into his off-site sales offices, as many developers do, Mr. Geibel prefers to outfit them with full-scale apartments that are note-for-note replicas of what a buyer is going to get.
