Sentence examples for dozens of notes from inspiring English sources
Another was in "Things to Come," superfast, expressed in strong, tumbling ideas: two bars with dozens of notes, followed by two more of simpler, stretched-out phrases.
A few days later, on "The Daily Shoah," Enoch and his co-hosts read dozens of notes from listeners who were remaining loyal to the podcast, some of whom had donated money to Enoch in his time of need.
Inside the envelope were several floppy disks, a cassette tape, the "Nothing Sacred" screenplay, a 1981 invitation to a Ronald Reagan Presidential Inauguration party, the consent form to participate in an AIDS drug trial, a few faded photographs, and dozens of notes, some of them stained, written in Seymour's hasty longhand.
Dozens of notes now litter the pages of popular outlets, letting any visitor with the software read the snide asides of his peers.
If you're not paying attention, it's easy to miss dozens of notes by forgetting to strum after a mistake.
Since there are so many notes packed into these sections, using a strumming tempo that's not steady can cause you to miss dozens of notes.
The iPhone 7 and 7 Plus's closest competitor — the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 — was recalled worldwide last week after dozens of Note 7s started exploding.
His Web site and his hot line for distressed car owners have drawn hoax messages, threats and dozens of fan notes, including one from a man who noted approvingly, "It's time we had a gay superhero".
Here dozens of handwritten notes from famous authors are displayed, among them Washington Irving, Samuel Johnson and George Bernard Shaw.
By February, 2007, when Obama formally announced his candidacy, Raj was daily receiving dozens of misdirected notes from all over the world.
His contributions to The New Yorker extended across twenty-six yeand, and included dozens of unsigned Notes and Comment pieces, some film criticism, and 128 stories.
