Sentence examples for literary notes from inspiring English sources

Literary notes were prepared by the gross.

CliffsNotes was started in 1958, itself a mimic of literary notes marketed by a Canadian bookseller.

Laurence Hutton was literary editor of the "Literary Notes" Department at Harper's Magazine from 1886 to 1898.

This approach to the philological commentary can to some extent be traced in Lefèvre's literary notes and interpretive comparisons.

Renaming it The Woman's World, the new editor removed the front-page goddess and elevated gossip columns with the feature Wilde's Literary Notes.

He was president of the Hesperian Literary Society, managed the "Literary Notes and Reviews" section of the Trinity Archive literary magazine, played football, and won the Wiley Gray Medal at his commencement in 1896, an honor given to the graduate who delivered the best oration of the class.

Literary Note: Harper's Magazine has just received a subscription order from Al Capone, out in Alcatraz.

Quick literary note: This Mr. Vonnegut is a distant cousin of the better-known one.

On a less literary note, the procedure winds up bringing her almost more physical grief than the cancer itself.

The New Yorker, February 13 , 1937P. 9 Literary Note: On Sunday January 31st, Harry Faber, a taxidriver, read all the way through "Gone With the Wind".

The New Yorker, December 19 , 1936P. 15 Literary Note: Harper's Magazine has just received a subscription order from Al Capone, out in Alcatraz.