Sentence examples for diminutive note from inspiring English sources

Diminutive Note: One of the most musical and at the same time unaccented subscribers to the New York Telephone Company, is a lady who lives at 619 West 140 and whose name is Mrs. Grace Notes Shultz.

Her voice is small with a dusky rounded tone in the low notes that utterly fails to reflect in her diminutive top notes except insofar as these seem to be back in her throat without the ping to carry or blossom.

"If it is actually true that Warner Brothers intend to put Humphrey Bogart in a series of 'B' pictures, they will be making the greatest mistake of their lives," the diminutive critic notes.

After 72 hours in culture we noted diminutive reductions in Safranin-O/fast green staining in BACE incubated in DMEM/F12 or medium containing IL-1β IFN-γ or the two cytokines in combination.

But, after just a moment's hesitation, he pulled out his wallet and, smiling broadly, reached over and thrust a crisp £5 note into our diminutive associate's hand.

Of note, these values included diminutive polyps ≤ 5 mm of the rectum, sigma and descending colon.

She was flipping through a legal pad filled with notes scribbled in her diminutive handwriting.

Mr. Atlas, the general editor for Penguin Lives, told Off the Record that after publishing 22 of the diminutive, handsomely designed hardcover books pairing noted authors with an eclectic range of subjects ranging from Napoleon to Rosa Parks, Viking – a division of Penguin-Putnam – has decided to pull out of the venture.

The diminutive Ponzi fit the bill perfectly.

Etymology: (Latin: diminutive of powerful, for reputed medicinal value) Note: Other taxa in TJM (1993) moved to Comarum, Dasiphora, Drymocallis.

With luck, Schurmann's finds, alongside the other hacks inevitably going down in this diminutive space will cause regulators to take note.