Sentence examples for footnotes big from inspiring English sources

Footnotes "Big Time," the song by Peter Gabriel, below, has become the official theme of World Wrestling Entertainment's "WrestleMania 22," nearly 20 years after the song hit the Top 10 in the United States, Billboard reported.

Written with real fountain pens in a looping, florid hand, it includes a few glorious footnotes about big-shot forbears in the English court and even forebears from Normandy.

A little footnote — no, actually, a big footnote — to Rovio's news earlier this week that revenues had increased by more than tenfold in 2011: the games developer says that its Angry Birds games have now passed the one billion download mark.

(In this regard the show is a surprising footnote to the big de Kooning retrospective that recently opened at the Museum of Modern Art).

The Santa Monica Mountains, a sort of footnote to the big contiguous ranges, stood off to the southwest of us, discrete and small.

One might wonder to what extent Simpson regards these odd women as a footnote to the big characters of her three previous books, blurry faces briefly glimpsed as the family car speeds by.

Bessie's death resounded through generations of the Schuchat family, just one of the millions of quiet, necessary footnotes without which the big glitzy narratives are neither accurate nor complete.

The rest is history — or at least a big fat footnote in the chapter on President Obama's first year in office.

And surely no more than a footnote to the bigger story of the 1990's.

Instead, it's about people who are barely more than a footnote in the bigger story.

As a minor footnote to a bigger scandal story, the New York Times reported: "Alone in the Oval Office, Mr. Trump began the discussion by condemning leaks to the news media, saying that Mr. Comey should consider putting reporters in prison for publishing classified information".