Sentence examples for note drawn from inspiring English sources

The territorial call of the Australian raven is a slow, high ah-ah-aaaah with the last note drawn out.

In 1287, a promissory note drawn up by the provost of Paris covers the expenses to be incurred by master builder Étienne de Bonneuil and his assistants in travelling to Sweden to work on the construction of a cathedral at Uppsala.

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At times a single well-placed note drew a roar of applause.

But Protogenes was out, and so Apelles, rather than leave him a note, drew on his studio wall a perfect circle, freehand.

Itziar Mendizabal strikes an immediately sophisticated note, drawing whirling arcs in space with legs as precise as a draughtsman's dividers.

Tributes also appeared on Twitter, where Mr. Swartz had recently posted a note drawing attention to the campaign for the Treasury to mint a $1 trillion platinum coin to avoid a showdown over the debt ceiling.

The news that Jane Austen would become only the third woman, besides Queen Elizabeth II, to appear on an English bank note drew almost as many huzzahs this week as the birth of the royal baby.

In Adams's setting of the words, the melody moves along in shadowy, groping fashion, the notes drawn generally from the whole-tone scale.

The vast majority of the cash was in notes drawn on the Northern Bank which are easily identifiable and virtually useless outside Northern Ireland.

Larry Rivers's "Double French Money" from 1962 features two deconstructed renditions of French 100-franc notes, drawn in crayon and graphite on paper, bending the flimsy rules of "American" and "still life" considerably.