Sentence examples for local note from inspiring English sources

But he sounded a local note, saying the Philharmonic's greatness "starts first and foremost in its own backyard," a New York City-centric sentiment often heard from Mr. Gilbert, the orchestra's first native New Yorker music director.

Do you know a good back road to Baghdad?" On a local note, "Every Party Needs a Pooper" has a roomful of pie-eyed inebriates, drunk on war, being visited by Congressman McDermott holding a pot of coffee labelled "Inspections First".

US Naval Commander Henry Honychurch Gorringe, the captain of the USS Gettysburg who discovered Gorringe Ridge in 1875, led Arthur Guiterman to quip in "Local Note": In Sparkill buried lies that man of mark Who brought the Obelisk to Central Park, Redoubtable Commander H.H. Gorringe, Whose name supplies the long-sought rhyme for "orange".

Next morning, David Wade, Mr. Kerry's traveling press secretary, explained that these tantalizing tidbits grow out of local notes layered into the candidate's daily briefing books, which he peruses before each event.

Last time, we drove to a shop, where my $100 got exchanged for huge wads of local notes in a back room.This time, we drive straight to central bank.

A minibus driver taking commuters into Harare every day still charges his clients in Zimbabwe dollars but at a higher price on the evening trip home and changes his local notes into hard currency three times a day.

Versity handed an undisclosed number of options to the local note-taking service at the University of Vermont, gaining establishing ties to the college; it also struck a partnership with a service at Stanford.

Versity handed an undisclosed number of options to the local note-taking service at the University of Vermont, establishing ties to the college; it also struck a partnership with a service at Stanford University.

"It's a global exhibition, but it's also local," noted Laleh Mehran, who developed the installation with Christopher Coleman.

As someone local noted, animals sometimes fall into the reservoir and die without any such action taken.

Karl Albrecht, the owner of Aldi Sud, is the richest man in Germany, according to a 2011 list by business magazine Manager Magazin, the Local notes.