Sentence examples for famous note from inspiring English sources

Hill fans – apparently forgetting the famous note Hill wrote to a friend shortly before he was executed, in which he said "Don't waste any time mourning.

To this day, a tenor won't be cast as Manrico in "Il Trovatore" if he can't sing the role's most famous note: a high C at the end of "Di quella pira" that Verdi never wrote.

It was Bayle himself in the famous note B of the Pyrrho article who took Foucher to be extending Malebranche's arguments: "if the objects of our senses appear to us coloured, hot, cold, smelling, tho' they are not so, why should they not appear extended and figured, at rest, and in motion, though they had no such thing".

The famous notes, scribbled out to pad the American edition, are more like Pope's cod learning in the "Dunciad" than the scholar's self-justification for which they are sometimes mistaken (Eliot called himself ill-read).

Most histories of the convention rely heavily on the famous notes taken by Madison, but he apparently could barely abide Pinckney and avoided recording much of what the South Carolinian said.

By the time of the publication of her first essay collection, the 1966 "Against Interpretation," with its famous title essay and its more famous "Notes on 'Camp' " — plus pieces on Lévi-Strauss, Simone Weil, Georg Lukács, Godard, "happenings" — she was a celebrity, a subject of articles in Time and Vogue, a person whom NBC wanted to interview.

He suggested that his contemporaries might inform future historians by striking new medals to the honoured and famous, noting that those known for "experimental learning" were as "fit to have been stamp'd and worn in Medals of Gold" as any Greek or Roman hero.

Probably the most famous Notes aficionado is David Allen of Getting Things Done fame.

2. Write a book reporting on the eccentric behavior of famous musicians (note the examples about Alfred Brendel from the article) throughout history.

He found none, and in his copy of the Arithmetica he made the most famous marginal note in the history of mathematics: "To resolve a cube into the sum of two cubes, a fourth power into two fourth powers, or in general any power higher than the second into two of the same kind, is impossible; of which fact I have found a remarkable proof.

The Fifth, like the Eroica, a visionary work, is unified by the famous four-note motive that permeates all four movements in one form or another.