Sentence examples for note courtesy from inspiring English sources

Incidentally, I should note (courtesy of Eater.com) that the New York Post tried to do away with stars in 2005, only to reinstate them four years later.

Note courtesy of Lisa Sorg.

Note courtesy of Janna Sorg.

A few notes, courtesy of the British Open staff, on Snedeker's tournament so far: His 130 ties Nick Faldo (1992/Muirfield) for the best opening 36-hole score in British Open history.

Details: 41.6%, £28 for 70cl, available from Waitrose and Majestic stores, and online Good and ginny with plenty of fresh-tasting juniper and punchy citrus notes courtesy of the makrut lime and cape gooseberries and, apparently, an additional zesty sourness provided by baobab fruit.

Illmatic will be reissued as a deluxe CD bundled with a 48-page hardcover book featuring photos, reproduced artwork, lyrics, and liner notes courtesy of The Source founder Jon Schecter.

The song featured a synthesized orchestra, including keyboard notes courtesy of Afanasieff, during which Carey would sing to her "long-gone lover, crystallizing the way that Christmas brought memories of the past into focus".

The quick polling notes are courtesy of the hard-working folks at our polling unit: Dalia Sussman, Allison Kopicki and David Jones.

The 6.02 course notes are courtesy of Hari Balakrishnan, Christopher Terman, and George Verghese, and are used with permission.

That UX, he notes, comes courtesy of modern and ubiquitous smartphone platforms like iOS.

Photos via Fearless Photography and Gold and Grit as noted, all courtesy of Wintercroft.