Sentence examples for footnotes before from inspiring English sources
The stock now trades at around $41. "You couldn't find numbers for these subsidiaries even in footnotes before," says Eswar Menon, manager of Nicholas-Applegate's $550 million (assets) Emerging Countries Fund, who wisely stayed out of the new year buying.
The stock now trades at around $41. "You couldn't find numbers for these subsidiaries even in footnotes before," says Eswar Menon, manager of Nicholas-Applegate's $550 million (assets) Emerging Countries Fund.
Marbury was reduced to a footnote before his family and friends and hopeful fans.
Footnotes Days before it is to open with sneak previews in 800 theaters, the puppet satire "Team America" by Matt Stone and Trey Parker, the creators of "South Park," has received an R rating from the Motion Picture Association of America after changes were made to avoid an NC-17 rating, Reuters reported.
It was as if the jokes were being footnoted right before our eyes.
Nagasaki is listed as having a population of *253,000, and the footnote reads: "Before the atom bombing".
"In my 20 years of doing oversight work," Bromwich noted in one footnote, "I have never before had the entity over which I was exercising oversight unilaterally dictate who could be interviewed, even in those instances in which I have dealt with very sensitive matters".
Gianfranco Ferré, one of the grand masters of Italian fashion, was a name set to vanish into the footnotes of history before it was dramatically saved by a Dubai-based investor just in time for Friday's catwalk show in Milan.
He suggests in one of 23 appendices (which come before the footnotes) that "prostitution is just a form of dating".
And that is the wrinkle of the tale of the Paul Revere article at Wikipedia: After all the attention and arguments, the article is much longer (more than 3,600 words) and much better sourced (more than 90 footnotes) than it was before Ms. Palin's comments.
Write your complete paper, including a list of references, before insert footnotes.
