Sentence examples for give a note from inspiring English sources

I was a budding Aled Jones, always trying to give a note perfect Walking in the Air.

Autumn in Paris, although very beautiful, might give a note of sadness or melancholy that we shall try to keep out of this story.

I didn't give a note for the latter, thinking it pretty straightforward (one end of 'town' being t or n); the former was based on the Spoonerism 'steep Sheila' and I used 'Rev.

While the UK still plugs away with Take Me Out and First Dates, Japan is forging a head in the reality contest genre with Sing What Happens Next, a game show in which men must attempt to give a note perfect rendition of various karaoke hits whilst being pleasured heartily.

"We're coming out of a world where networks would give a note like 'How could a mom not be thinking about her baby every second?' " In the first episode of "Catastrophe," a pregnant Sharon sips some wine and has a few puffs of a cigarette.

A remark in the end of this paper will give a note in the case (a=-1).

Too often in these moments the winner feels obliged to give a note-perfect performance to show that the victory was earned honestly.

Too often in these moments the winner feels _______ to give a note-perfect performance to show that the victory was earned honestly.

You weren't even given a note book.

Ms. Marigot, who speaks only French, gave a note to a flight attendant and a book she had written.

One survivor of the attack was given a note by the rebels warning the United States and Britain not to interfere in Rwanda.