Sentence examples for footnote on a from inspiring English sources
In fact, if Kasabian had only ever made one record, Pizzorno would exist as a footnote on a Wiki page as the scorer of "one of the great Soccer Aid goals!", after memorably lobbing David Seaman in a charity match at Wembley in 2012.
Passed by, in every sense, it lingers as a footnote on a footnote of history.
The game itself seemed like a footnote on a strange afternoon.
Instead, their win over No. 4 Michigan became a footnote on a day when two No. 15 seeds scored upsets.
But a scan of recent headlines in Thailand suggests that fugitives from American justice are but a footnote on a long list of felons on the loose.
Hazard set up Ramires to make it 5-3 and even though Giggs added another penalty after Hernandez was brought down it was merely a footnote on a pulsating evening in which the quality of the entertainment was, thankfully, the biggest talking point.
His performance was a footnote on an otherwise depressing day, and he was the latest Mets pitcher to be a victim of the team's struggling offense.
Wilson's four birdies were footnotes on a day when Watson and Rose combined for 17 birdies and an eagle.
For decades, he has produced a steady stream of articles and books, festooned with footnotes, on a bewildering array of topics, from the structure of court systems to sex, literature, politics, Hegel, Homeric society and medieval Iceland.
ON THE WINGS OF ANGEL Tidbits and other fancy footnotes on a few Farrah outings I've appreciated over the years.
Footnote on this: a declassified memo to ministers from Lieutenant General Sir Nicholas Houghton released by the inquiry yesterday shows ministers were formally warned that the military needed an alternative to the "Snatch" Land Rover partway through the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
