Sentence examples for notations of from inspiring English sources
Other than notations of the day they were shot, there is no information accompanying them.
The academics then hope to move onto the notations of others.
Some have annotations, and two architectural volumes include notations of calculations that Jefferson made".
Sandwiched between notations of offerings to the gods are such enigmatic references as "Smiting of the cave dwellers".
Staff notation has its roots in the neumatic notations of plainchant and secular song of the 9th 12th century.
He stayed seven years, filling his sketchbook with notations of the land and buildings of Rome and Naples.
Considering the resulting poems to be "adapted notations" of his performances, he later published those he thought had merit.
Tears and swoonings abound, as do precise notations of financial costs, in a blend of traditional romance and sordid realism.
Hildy Maze's notations of roughly outlined figures in extremely active poses stand out for the originality they bring to the question of defining fleeting experiences.
In any case, La Branche needed only to say "sold," and as soon as the two men had made notations of it, the transaction was completed.
If Phil Rizzuto would have been broadcasting last night's game at Yankee Stadium, his scorecard would have been covered with notations of W.W., his shorthand for wasn't watching.
