Sentence examples for earth notes from inspiring English sources

"Churned-up flesh; churned-up earth," notes a wounded man, himself an artist.

With nearly 600,000 Israelis now living in Arab East Jerusalem and the West Bank, the window for a two-state solution "is slowly vanishing from the earth," notes the Hebrew University philosopher Moshe Halbertal.

The researcher Damon Hart-Davis, who maintains a real-time website showing the grid's carbon intensity called Earth Notes, confirms separately that when the wind is blowing the UK emits less CO2 per unit of electricity generated.

Nielsen, who previously managed Fired Earth, notes that Jaguar Land Rover's success is not an isolated case and that the region as a whole is growing in importance on the global stage.

"People initially didn't know what to make of it, and by 2010 there was growing concern as it became apparent that some of the astronauts had severe structural changes that were not fully reversible upon return to earth," notes Noam Alperin, a professor of radiology and biomedical engineering at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine.

The 1999 Radici is full and powerful, with slatey, graphite earth notes plus touches of dried cherry, licorice, and lavender.

He fretted about the chance of another disaster on earth, noting that something a kilometre across could kill a quarter of the human race.

In her latest lesson Susan was discussing the origins of life on earth, noting that one of the greatest scientific mysteries pertains to how life on earth spontaneously (or not) could have risen from inanimate matter.

The Greek finance minister added that the proposals set forward by his government had been very sensible and down to earth, noting that "what we are asking is that we take our debt from one European pocket and put it in the other… in order to smooth out a very spikey debt repayment proposal for the benefit of our creditors".

The resultant edible bacteria are one of the most concentrated foods on earth, noted for being excellent sources of all eight essential amino acids as well as ten of the twelve nonessential amino acids, beta carotene, minerals such as iron, and gamma-linoleic acid amongst others.

The following extracts speak of the earth; note the many worrying analogies with some of the presuppositions of the urban planning of the modern movement and with the Soviet one.