Sentence examples for footnote when from inspiring English sources

The gilets jaunes may end up merely a footnote when the victors write the history of this populist era.

But after a weak economy and an unsettled world undermined the Carter presidency, the 1976 election became a footnote when analysts fix their gaze on the past.

McIlroy had never been a fan of Wentworth's West Course but that seemed like a footnote when the dust had settled here.

A year later, the story had a sad footnote when Malcolm and Illingworth had a nasty, public fall-out on the tour of South Africa.

Take comfort in the fact that you will be a footnote when Europe's slide into parochial xenophobia is chronicled in years to come.

Within an hour I changed the footnote when I realised that the issue needed more consideration and that the writer had not had a proper opportunity to respond to an email.

But it's worth bearing in mind these historical footnotes when thinking about the ideological divides and political rhetoric of the present.

The study (the same footnoted when he made an identical claim 20-odd pages previously) had a sample size of 203, which seems a little thin to justify "showed" rather than "suggested".

Footnotes When the Carlyle Hotel celebrates its 75th anniversary next year, its Cafe Carlyle will be celebrating 50 years of cabaret eminence with a lineup that begins with Ute Lemper, (Jan . 14-Feb. 14-Feb. 26 and continues with below Buckley (Mandh 1-April 9), Barbara continuesil 12- 30) and, finally, Bobby Short (May 3-June 26).

There are a few other symbols on the keyboard awaiting a new life, among them §, which is used to denote "section", the (or pilcrow, for "paragraph") and the dagger †, used for footnotes when the asterisk has already been deployed, but it won't happen until a need arises.

That's largely what we found (with a few important footnotes) when we drove the V70R and S60R at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, where both road and oval portions of the track were available for use.