Sentence examples for footnote for a from inspiring English sources

But in the few days it took the Yankees to snag Alex Rodriguez from the Rangers for him last February, Soriano went from a franchise player for a storied franchise to a footnote for a rebuilding last-place team.

For a footnote for a broadcast episode, you begin the same way, though you just use the name of the series.

(Go to Article) Magazine A footnote for an interview on Nov. 16 with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and other Bush administration officials misstated the date of the Rose Revolution in Georgia, during which President Mikheil Saakashvili came to power and to which Rice referred.

correction: A footnote for an interview on Nov. 16 with Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and other Bush administration officials misstated the date of the Rose Revolution in Georgia, during which President Mikheil Saakashvili came to power and to which Rice referred.

[See footnote for an explanation.].

But I guess you don't need footnotes for a rant.

But they do include a few useful footnotes for a film that has hardly dated at all.

But Lublin hated "everything from nine-point font in thick textbooks to the Socratic method to classmates who were really just fighting for the right to be on law review, which was looking up your professor's footnotes for an article that was going to appear in a journal that maybe twelve people would read".

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CONTEST UPDATE Global's FTP is happy to announce an indefinite extension of its Write a New Footnote for the FTP and Win a Free Night**\*at a Hotel Contest.

And Flint, a Scotsman living somewhat incongruously in London, became a footnote for Mr. Rankin (who has also written a string of books featuring a character named Jack Harvey) until he became stellar enough for "Watchman" to reappear.