Sentence examples for note discovered from inspiring English sources

Johnnie heard that the mother of a girl to whom he'd written a love note discovered him on the Delaware Sex Offender Central Registry Web site.

The anonymous note, discovered in the late morning, contained only about 15 words, said Jerramiah T. Healy, the mayor of Jersey City.

But in a parting note discovered by his wife, Nancy, he said: "I am a physical and psychological disaster, I have no will to improve and I don't want to drag you down with me".

The New Yorker, December 22, 1962 P. 24 Note discovered on the desk of a Times editor just before the presses shut down: Boss: If we get strike, I'd be awfully grateful if you'd water my violets: Monday.

Named by Johnson in a note discovered after his death as one of his tormentors, Clarke was suspended immediately, while two of his associates, Sam Armstrong and Andre Walker, were banned from the Tory party conference.

After the trial the prosecutor denied that any such deal had been struck, but a handwritten note discovered last year by the Innocence Project, a pressure group, suggests otherwise.

"Oleomargarine" is based on sixteen pages of handwritten notes discovered in Twain's papers at the Bancroft Library, in Berkeley, California, by a Twain scholar and professor emeritus at Winthrop University named John Bird.

Far from being a quickly constructed message at the end of his presidency -- as historians have long believed -- a stash of drafts and notes discovered last year in boxes stored for decades at the Minnesota family vacation home of Eisenhower speechwriter Malcolm Moos suggest otherwise.

GWASs have, Froguel noted, discovered a great many genes associated with modest increase in diabetes risk.

Both bodies were found on the floor near the bed, where the note was discovered.

On a brighter note, we discovered what women were packing in their maternity bags.