Sentence examples for at footnotes from inspiring English sources

She said she tried the Garner approach but all the looking up and down at footnotes "produced a certain amount of optical indigestion".

Mr. Lewis did more than cover the decision; an article on legislative apportionment that he had written for The Harvard Law Review was cited in the decision at Footnote 27.

Another thing they knew, judging by documents related to the Melville application available at Footnote.com, was how to cut through the red tape and go right to the top.

A more-complete description is provided at footnote 2 of Table 2. Performance in the case of one long branch is summarized in Figures 7 and 8, and in the case of two long branches in Figures 9 and 10.

"At 37 footnotes, it might be the most annotated suicide note in history".

Bobby Jones and Bill Tilden have always seemed, at best, footnotes in someone else's story.

He tells Branch he has looked at the footnotes to his book on King and noted that much of the material came from presidential libraries.

The more carefully you look at the footnotes, comparing them to the passages in the river, the less matched they seem.

But truncated as it is, "Marc Chagall: Early Works From Russian Collections" adds some significant chapters or at least footnotes to Chagall's amazing saga, one that combined raw talent, striving ambition and feats of survival.

Look at the footnotes to those articles and obtain copies of anything that looks promising.

Footnotes At 7 tonight at the American Museum of Natural History, Dmitri Nabokov and George Plimpton will perform "Dear Bunny, Dear Volodya: The Friendship and the Feud," a dramatic dialogue by Terry Quinn, based on the 30-year correspondence between Vladimir Nabokov (Dmitri's father) and Edmund Wilson...