Sentence examples for get a footnote from inspiring English sources

He might get a footnote if he's lucky".

If he has a joke, you get a footnote.

Some points, for example the tactile significance of materials, seem to be a gloss on the classic "Experiencing Architecture," by Steen Eiler Rasmussen, who does not even get a footnote.

He formed a deep attachment to the men; Beevor (who knows so much about Stalingrad that when Grossman mentions some fish we get a footnote giving the species) describes Grossman as experiencing a period of "spiritual idealization," believing that the defenders of Stalingrad were saints.

Even very minor figures, who appear only once, get a packed footnote.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art's popular "The Steins Collect" exhibition - more than 200 works that demonstrate the influence of Gertrude Stein, her brothers Leo and Michael and her sister-in-law Sarah as 20th century art patrons - will soon get a scholarly footnote, the museum said Tuesday.

Henk Gerritsen is destined to get only a footnote in the history of gardening when he deserves a full chapter.

"Bitch-kitty" gets an explanatory footnote: Bang says it's something that she found in the Dictionary of American Slang.

Hayek got not a footnote.

Footnotes The Takacs Quartet, now 30 years old, will get a new violist this summer.

Sometimes, as indicated in the footnotes, this involved removing multiple terms and reversing the interaction factor transformation to get a biologically interpretable result.