Sentence examples similar to counter note from inspiring English sources

"If the number contains more than three digits," the counter notes, "you truly are a Google frequent searcher".

Each time I arrived, I would find dozens of little pieces of paper dotting my mother's kitchen counter, notes she wrote reminding herself to take out the garbage.

"Foolish talk," the Dodgers countered, noting that the lots are owned by a McCourt subsidiary, Blue Landco, that is not in bankruptcy.

"The federal government does not want that assistance," Mr. Montoya countered, noting the Justice Department lawsuit rests largely on the ground that the state is intruding on federal authority.

Given its less than inspiring statistical showing: a 50% failure rate and that's not counting unhappy marriages that carry on – the ugly end of the Huhne-Pryce marriage provided the depressing counter-notes to the chorus of joy over gay matrimony – should permanent coupledom really continue to be touted as the best possible way of organising our emotional, sexual and social lives?

"That's absolutely not true," McClure countered, noting that they have people like designers on staff, whereas VCs don't.

"He wasn't perfect, of course," Obama countered, noting that Ali could at times be careless with words and full of contradictions as his Islamic faith expanded over time.

Chances are, if you have been counted as part of a moving crowd in Grand Central Terminal, the Time Warner Center or Times Square, the person who clicked the counter to note your presence was a Jewish, retirement-age refugee from Russia or Ukraine who lives in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, and may or may not speak English.

I talked up Carri at the counter, taking note of such kitschy wall mementos as surfboards, water skis and vanity license plates that proclaim things like "skierup," suggesting a tropical Jimmy Buffett feel right here in the middle of the desert.

Counter-Intlation Note; The prewar dollar is worth $1.17 on the White Plains-Mount Vernon bus.

The New Yorker, June 9 , 1945P. 13 Counter-Intlation Note; The prewar dollar is worth $1.17 on the White Plains-Mount Vernon bus.