Sentence examples for in notes of from inspiring English sources

Part of this second marriage was spent abroad, an experience recorded in Notes of a Journey in France and Italy (1826).

In "Notes of a Native Son" Baldwin writes that he and his stepfather circled around each other endlessly before they had their only significant conversation.

"On the same day," Baldwin wrote in Notes of a Native Son (1955), "a few hours later, his last child was born.

His essays (collected in "Notes of a Hanging Judge," "The All-American Skin Game" and "Always in Pursuit") read like dispatches from a battlefield.

The 10 essays collected in Notes of a Native Son – on subjects ranging from Uncle Tom's Cabin to 1940s Harlem – distil Baldwin's thinking.

The evidence is contained in notes of an April 1987 meeting at which Senator Glenn and his four colleagues discussed Lincoln Savings with a group of Federal regulators.

In "Notes of a Native Son," published in 1955, Baldwin recalls his yearning for escape.

"Have you quite finished?" means "have you completely finished?" and comes with a built-in note of irritation.

For daily symptoms this was performed for day 1, 14 and 28 (shown in note of Fig. 1).

There's lots of colouring-in notes, but there's loads of rhythmical notes as well.

And to be honest, they've never really been the same since' On 23 August 1994, Drummond and his partner Jimmy Cauty travelled to the Isle of Jura and, before a sceptical invited audience, ritually burned £1 million - in notes - of their own cash.