Sentence examples for footnote to your from inspiring English sources

A footnote to your fascinating article about Lionel Abel ("The Last Bohemian," June 10).

A footnote to your May 11 front-page article about the making of Steinway pianos to demonstrate the loyalty of the Steinway employees: My grandfather Johann David Oertel worked at Steinway in the 1880's.

Of course, human-rights abuses should be condemned, but wouldn't it be more honest to admit a large proportion of the 3,000 deaths occurred inevitably during and around the coup you supported?Lord LamontHouse of LordsLondonSIR – May I add a footnote to your leader (which was a model of balanced analysis) on General Pinochet.

As a footnote to your article on loan delays on May 25 entitled "Coping With the Crush," co-op sharholders intending to refinance their loans should be aware that board approval is usually required, occasioning additional delays before closing with the lending institution.

JR Well, I have a footnote to your point #1, but there is lots more to be said about point #2.

This means any books you have used when researching your assignments need to be cited, either in the footnotes to your work or at the end in a bibliography.

One way might be to acknowledge in a footnote connected to your paper's title or opening sentence your indebtedness to a book or person (noting the date(s) of any relevant conversation or correspondence).

Footnote – The purpose was to leave your footnote to history.

"There was a footnote to his letter, saying, 'I see from your stationery that you are a printer and publisher.

For some kids, it will be an amusing footnote to their online presence -- which, by the time your kids are grown, will be, possibly, their every waking moment.

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