Sentence examples for bringing a note from inspiring English sources
The story seems so simple – a messenger bringing a note to the player – but it is really a picaresque metaphor about gaming.
I was being given a recipe for a sweet made from sugar cane and bull's penis when a sweating Marlon appeared, bringing a note of chilling seriousness to the occasion.
10 PE is a compulsory subject There has been a big rise in children saying they can't do PE, or bringing a note from home, and some excuses are dubious to say the least (for example, an ankle problem that seems to go on for months, or a cold that only afflicts the child on one particular day of the week).
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.
That brings a note of clarity to the basis for yesterday's opening proceedings.
The cast of 56 dancers included Kutia Jawara, Joseph Cox and Gail McDonald in a trio that brought a note of quietude to the buoyant fray.
Returning to the factory on the Monday after the walkout, González brought a note from the local medical clinic prescribing "light work or no work" for a week.
Ray Charles, who died Thursday at 73, was a performer, songwriter, bandleader and producer whose gravelly voice often brought a note of heartbreak to his songs.
Mr. Schaad brings a note of levity to the display, with his drawings and paintings of what look like cartoon characters in embryo.
