Sentence examples for facts noted from inspiring English sources
The facts noted above are by-products of research in cell physiology or in genetics.
I remember Nadia Comaneci too, after a fashion – her perfect 10 score at the 1976 Montreal games, the first ever awarded in Olympic competition, was one of the "fun facts" noted on the Halifax building society height-chart handed out to new savers in the early 80s.
In light of the facts noted above, it is, in fact, true that just about every serious economist or economic historian -- as opposed to the ideologues of the editorial pages or the think tanks -- who has examined this question in detail has come to the same conclusion.
Recreational anglers put a different spin on the same facts, noting that the recreational fishery dwarfs the commercial one in terms of economic value.
New York plans to follow suit in June, a fact noted on this page earlier this month.
If caught as a nestling, ravens can be tamed and taught to mimic human speech, a fact noted by Edgar Allan Poe.
The level of security will be far higher than at Johnson's funeral in 1973, a fact noted by Attorney General John Ashcroft.
They have been selling for more than $100 on eBay in England, a fact noted with some awed amusement by Greenland.
At a house in New Castle, the family dogs had their own bathtub with shower hoses, a fact noted with incredulity by several visitors.
The ISC is different to parliamentary select committees, a fact noted by many MPs in last week's Westminster Hall debate on the security services.
But the raven is a clever bird, a fact noted by American Indian stories, in which it stars as a cunning trickster.
