Sentence examples for bring a note from inspiring English sources

They are very stately affairs, these concerts – one held on the Sunday before Easter, the other in the first week of Advent – to which Connie and Penny bring a note of genteel formality.

But her top notes are often dragged flat, as if pulled down by the lower register's weight; and she has a tendency to swoop, taking a moment to bring a note or a vowel into clear focus.

Since Tottenham's largely academic hopes had disappeared before lunchtime Liverpool needed to beat Manchester United to bring a note of caution to the sounds of mounting joy echoing from the other side of Stanley Park.

In the event, all went well, and later a Nasa scientist was supposed to have commended The Clangers as a valiant attempt to bring a note of realism to the fantasy of the space programme.

Sven has a cell phone that he says he benefits greatly from, although he experiences some problems; for example, he cannot use pre-programmed telephone numbers and every time he is going out he tries to remember to bring a note with the daughters' numbers.

If you need to bring a note into school when you are skipping, then just say that your homeroom teacher lost the previous absent note and they need to rewrite it because they couldn't find it.

Our interns coached patients to self-administer communication aids by suggesting patients (1) make a list of their questions; (2) bring a note-taker; and (3) make an audio-recording of the visit.

If it helps, bring a note-pad and a pen with you and write it down.

Clough, Madame's gardener, brought a note and an invoice.

The day also brought a note of American politics to the British dressage set.

His command of colloquial idiom brought a note of realism to Russian classical literature.