Sentence examples for called note from inspiring English sources

But the death of someone you once loved can still make you sad, so I dug out some antique artifacts, called note paper, and began: "I was very sorry to hear about your loss.

The last time I was in London, I was taken to a restaurant in Spitalfields called (note the austerity-era name) Canteen, where there was hard, communal seating at institutional-looking tables, actual humble pie on the menu (with swedes!) and a (very orderly) queue going out the door.

Because of this characteristic, they are called "note varieties" as each swara note provides many colors to choose from.

1. Texting Back in the '80s, our version of texting was called "note passing".

The first book led to the second book -- another ode to the written word called Note to Self: On Keeping a Journal and Other Dangerous Pursuits.

Like a Noteskin called Note, the arrows go red, blue, green (sometimes purple), or yellow corresponding to their color.

The whole thing was called "Notes from the Last Shore".

These he published in a book called Notes on the State of Virginia, which he assumed Nigger could not read.

To help her cope with the intense financial pressure, Katie maintains a blog called Notes From The Frugal Trenches.

In 2003 I published a book called Notes on Tibet, a collection of essays, travel writing and reportage.

Part of the program was a series of talks called "Notes from the Kitchen," some installments of which covered the 50 Best list.