Sentence examples for name noted from inspiring English sources

One museum visitor, pointing to an artist's name, noted, "His son built our deck".

Wright, the team's only household name, noted that its victories would be hard-earned through collective effort.

"There are already holes in the fences, and goats slip in to graze," María, who declined to give her last name, noted dismissively.

The minutes, which do not refer to the Fed officials by name, noted that "some indicated that they had a fairly high threshold for making changes to the program".

An Interior Ministry official who insisted on anonymity because he is not authorized to speak in his own name, noted that Mr. Sarkozy mentioned ending "the unauthorized establishment of Roma encampments" in the Grenoble speech.

Since its inception in 1955, Guinness has turned into a household name, noted as "the biggest selling copyright book of all time".

The Anonymous member declined to share his name, noting that the entire concept of the mask was to remain anonymous.

Still, Democrats were urging Mr. Ryan to withdraw his name, noting that he was bound to have a rocky relationship with the Congress.

Some moderates and liberals -- who refused to be quoted by name, noting that they are affiliated researchers -- said they saw a clear preference for conservative-leaning papers.

"That's definitely a sexier name," notes Black.

Stevenson believed that 'black and dismal' was a translation of the name, noting that "as usual, in Gaelic, it is not the only one".