Sentence examples for dot noted from inspiring English sources

However, the DOT noted that airline complaints are on the rise, with more flyers complaining to the feds than in previous months or in March 2014.

Sputnick News captured video of an unnamed Jackson impersonator dancing to "Beat It" atop a parked truck just blocks away from a police line and the burning CVS pharmacy, the Daily Dot noted.

The Daily Dot notes that Quinn, who is a member of the covert Suicide Squad working for the U.S. government, is already "arguably one of the most sexualized" female characters in the DC series.

And then Jon Stewart, host of "The Daily Show," weighed in with a comedic game of connect the dots, noting what Fox News had not disclosed: "The guy they are painting as a sinister money force owns part of Fox News".

CrunchGear then connected the dots, noting that Sprint/Nextel announced its plans to build out a 4G network based on the IEEE 802.16e mobile WiMax standard, the same modulation protocol as the Microsoft device in the FCC filing.

"The dot is noted in the corpus in the plural form, "nuqat or nugat," writes Brousse.

The Daily Dot astutely notes that high-profile politicians often regret appearing in public wearing unusual costumes or with funny things on their heads.

The music is fitful and dense, with militaristic brass flourishes and driving dotted-note rhythmic riffs.

The score is run through with dotted-note rhythmic figures and stately dances.

The first movement is full of dotted-note rhythmic high jinks and lumpish oompah accompaniments to dopey tunes.

When the musicians broke into the first, unison fortissimo statement of the main theme, they played with uncanny precision and clear delineation of the sputtering dotted-note rhythms.