Sentence examples for footnotes entered from inspiring English sources

Notebook and tablet computers, for the most part, substitute for handwritten class notes, which now take the form of footnotes entered directly into the lecturer's presentation (which has been made available and downloaded before class).

A footnote will be inserted at your cursor and you will be taken to the footnote text section to enter the contents of the footnote.

But the name of Laura Keene, the actress who starred in that evening's performance of the comedy "Our American Cousin," has entered the annals of history as a footnote in the tragedy of Lincoln's death.

Paddington is released on 28 November Footnotes (1) Any animal entering the UK from outside the EU requires a microchip, a rabies vaccination and up to four months in quarantine (2) Paddington features "dangerous behaviour, mild threat, innuendo, and infrequent mild bad language", according to the BBFC (3) Precocious bears: see Boo-Boo.

On May 1 an article about the horses entered in the Derby referred incorrectly to the Remsen Stakes, the race that made Read the Footnotes a contender.

For a long while, it appeared Mr. Ford would enter the books as a footnote.

Most art dealers, by definition, sell pictures and make money and enter the history books only as footnotes.

You can enter the text you want for the footnote, and then click back in your document when you are finished.

As each significant player enters, their biography is briefly given in a footnote, beginning with their education.

According to a footnote in the report, however, Enron did not consistently obtain such opinions before entering into the transactions.

It may be easier for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven than for an 800-page, heavily footnoted scholarly book about early Christianity to enter the best-seller list.