Sentence examples for note calls from inspiring English sources

"Gloria" is set to Poulenc's "Gloria," and Mr. Garland, in a program note, calls it a tribute to the spiritual legacy of Harlem.

The selections represented all too well what Robert Mealy, in a program note, calls "the melancholy that is so marked in much German 17th-century sacred music": an undeniable strain in Bach's spiritual heritage, but hardly the whole of it.

An excellent example of the parchment-dry, utterly poker-faced genre of comedy that my friend Steven R. Weisman, a former Times man of note, calls New York Times humor: "The time has come to pass on the mantle of leadership," Mr. Perry told a crowd of supporters in a cavernous heavy equipment dealership here.

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By Hendrik Hertzberg July 8, 2013 An excellent example of the parchment-dry, utterly poker-faced genre of comedy that my friend Steven R. Weisman, a former Times man of note, calls New York Times humor: "The time has come to pass on the mantle of leadership," Mr. Perry told a crowd of supporters in a cavernous heavy equipment dealership here.

A swineherd comes and claims the crown; she beheads him and dances with the bloody head in what Ms. Rhodes, in a program note, calls "a blood ritual of death and rebirth," and can be described, in operatic-plot terms, as "Turandot" meets "Salome".

I made a mental note: Call Epstein to suggest dinner.

He cited a note calling InfoSpace "a piece of junk".

The song it sang was not the distinctive 3 note call.

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!