Sentence examples for note called from inspiring English sources
Mr. Jones's program note called them "a community of people who are on the verge of something".
Key, in music, a system of functionally related chords deriving from the major and minor scales, with a central note, called the tonic (or keynote).
Some borrowers are considering another short-term note called variable-rate demand obligations, which also have their rates reset daily or weekly.
Graham's program note called the solo a dance of sorrows, "not the sorrow of specific person, time or place but the personification of grief itself".
Ms. Wilcox's vibrato in the Agnus Dei tended to undercut what Mr. Keene, in a program note, called "the almost moaning vocalism" of that eloquent number.
The helpful programme note called the assemblage of instruments "a sort of global hybrid percussion orchestra", with metal crotales making "the occasional oriental ting".
I made a mental note: Call Epstein to suggest dinner.
He cited a note calling InfoSpace "a piece of junk".
He wrote a breathless congratulatory note calling himself Collins's "obedient disciple".
i, p. 153.What recollection of good old times does this note call up!
Patterson sent Mercer a note calling Robinson's arguments "completely false".
