Sentence examples for note click from inspiring English sources

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If you find yourself wishing for a little more room to move when in the middle of composing a note, click the small arrow icon in the header area of a newly created message to open it in its own, smaller window.

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A technical paper (note: clicking on the link will initiate a download of a pdf) published by the researchers says that a third of the more than 33,000 sites they studied have technical errors that cause I.E. to allow cookies to install, even if the browser has been set to reject them.

We thought, at this point, it'd be interesting to compare Obama with previous presidents, to see what history has to say about his reelection chances (note: clicking on the following links will show you a comparison graph of Obama and the first term of the president mentioned).

One of the handful of mentions, focused on the top button on the new pen, notes: "Click the top button to open OneNote, even if your Surface is locked.

The voice of the barn owl, depending on who is trying to get it on paper, is "a weird scream; a nasal snore; a loud, prolonged rasping s_ksck;_ a series of notes click, click, click, click, click, resembling in character the notes of a Katydid, but delivered with diminishing emphasis and shortening intervals during the end of the series".

The voice of the barn owl, depending on who is trying to get it on paper, is "a weird scream; a nasal snore; a loud, prolonged rasping sksck; a series of notes click, click, click, click, click, resembling in character the notes of a Katydid, but delivered with diminishing emphasis and shortening intervals during the end of the series".