Sentence examples for footnote of that from inspiring English sources

A footnote of that history is how The Band got its start as Arkansas native Ronnie Hawkins' rockabilly project, The Hawks.

(Footnote – of course, that's false).

Tim Robinson, in his book Stones of Aran, describes the history of the interest in the islands as "a rich series of footnotes to that of the Romantic movement", a movement to which Lawless was clearly immune.

But within this miniature frame - and via a series of footnotes that include footnotes about the nature of footnotes - Baker managed to take in much of this man's mental and physical landscape.

Much of his work thereafter his Voisin city plan, his Pavilion of the New Spirit at the Paris Exposition of 1925, his exhibit of workers' apartments at the Werkbund Exposition at Stuttgart (1927), and his influential but unexecuted submittal to the League of Nations competition was a footnote to that dream of a new city.

The Web has long been creating a huge set of footnotes to human existence — a set of footnotes that have taken on a logic and utility of their own.

One long, brilliant, crazy footnote ends: "None of that was very clearly put and might well ought to get cut.

And so the rooftop and fire-escape tradition, a quirky little footnote of Yankees history that dates to the early 1930s, when two of the three buildings were built, is in its final days.

There is a full page of footnotes that includes an exploration of the motivations behind Steele's research, specifically noting why Steele's "reason for conducting the research" doesn't disqualify its validity.

I've no idea what's going on". "If you bother to read the 70 pages of footnotes that follow the 48 pages of this story, you will learn that I have just raped you".

The unfortunate footnote, of course, is that it's not even February.