Sentence examples for classic note from inspiring English sources
We are approaching the first anniversary of one of the most memorable interventions by a retail analyst of our times: the classic note penned by Sanford C Bernstein analyst Bruno Monteyne after months of Tesco's share price being in the dumps.
In case you can't wait for Jony Ive to give iOS a complete revamp, there's Classic Note, an app that will bring back a bit of the Woz-Jobs magic in fully 128K glory.
In a classic "note to self," Rivera later posted "no tweeting after 1am".
If an era has to end, it might as well end on a classic note: Pamela Anderson is the star of the final naked-ladies edition of Playboy, making her 14th appearance on the magazine's cover and notching her 15th pictorial inside.
Bill Bryson's new travel book The Road to Little Dribbling was published to coincide with the 20th anniversary of his modern classic Notes From a Small Island, judged in a BBC poll to be the book that best represented England.
It's panned in the New Yorker but accorded a place on her bookshelf alongside Susan Sontag's Against Interpretation, the collection of essays that contains the classic "Notes On Camp".
As Sam Dobbs, the grizzled prospector in John Huston's 1948 classic noted: "An ounce of gold, mister, is worth what it is because of the human labour that went into the findin' and the gettin' of it".
Christopher Benfey, in his Dec. 4 review of "The Death of King Arthur, Peter Ackroydd's retelling of Thomas Malory's 15th-century classic, notes that T. H. White's "ingratiatingly verbose 'Once and Future King'... was the basis for the musical 'Camelot' and eventually, in some not quite traceable trajectory, for our fantasy of life among the Kennedys".
DOW'S 30-YEAR-OLD ($98) There is still fruit reminiscent of marinated cherries– and plenty of liveliness in this venerable full-bodied wine, a complement to its classic notes of chocolate, prune, honey and caramel.
"He hates the plutocrats of the cities, not only because they best him in the struggle for money, but also because they spend their gains on debaucheries that are beyond him," Mencken wrote in his caustic classic Notes on Democracy (1926).
In 2013, Pentatonix released its first "Evolution of Music" video, tracing classic notes of history from an 11th century Gregorian chant through the modern pop of Katy Perry, Beyoncé and Gotye.
