Sentence examples for endless notes from inspiring English sources

She makes endless notes on a page.

Shortly before he began work on Empire of the Sun, Steven Spielberg came on board as producer, with the backing of Warner Bros. A long-time friend of Lean's, Spielberg got stuck straight into the script, writing endless notes about what he thought.

IN HIS life Giulio Andreotti collected many things: his own speeches going back to the 1940s, theatre programmes, menu cards, museum catalogues, the maps of cities he had visited and endless notes and documents contained in more than 10,000 files, all of which he handed over to an archive in Rome.

But the endless notes, acknowledgments, corrections, clarifications, apologies, addenda and "rules and suggestions for enjoyment" (an extra 50 pages of them appended to the paperback edition) were also a hilarious critique of the confessional form - as well as a serious interrogation of the problems authors face when they write about "real" people and events.

But they won't, so I repeat my refrain of asset allocation, diversification, and rebalancing over and over again, through the markets' endless high notes and low notes, to anyone who will listen.

Greenblatt sent Kohan endless script notes.

A version of Somewhere Over the Rainbow epitomised his approach to improvisation, endless unchecked notes cascading like tinsel.

"What we liked was the fact that there's endless content," notes Kevin Law, a former music executive who is now an investment consultant to Tudor and serves on Howcast's board.

The early 60s, for example, find her married – to all intents and purposes, happily – to Bayley, conducting a highly charged relationship with the novelist Brigid Brophy (while assuring her inamorata that "I'm not in love with you, and don't want to be. When I am in love I am INSANE … ") and sending endless wistful notes to her former lover, Elias Canetti.

Des Pallières's picture is stern and impressive, although its endless, one-note hammer blows soon start to grow tiresome.

What drives you to fabricate such an obsessive and seemingly endless supply of notes, sketches, plans and objects? A. I think of myself, primarily, as a problem solver.