Sentence examples for note in the coming from inspiring English sources

He announced his arrival on the soccer scene in Manchester United's 1996 season opener, and his five-year, up-and-down stint with the Los Angeles Galaxy, could end on an unexpected high note in the coming M.L.S. final.

(Note: In the coming weeks I too will also be marking up the UK events here on TechCrunch using the hcalendar microformat and all reviews will be marked up using the hreview).    .  .  .

That support is needed because the city is to issue more than $2 billion in notes and bonds in the coming weeks.

The only real false note in the pilot comes in the form of a young woman named Willa (Maddie Hasson), who feels like a network note come to life.

THE last sour note in the relationship came on Jan.

As Koplan and Thacker note in the Epilogue, public health in the coming century will face many challenges.

"Given the pattern of past historical variation, this trend will likely reverse with internal variability, instead adding to anthropogenic warming in the coming decades," notes the study.

First Boston's results, which were in line with analysts' expectations, are regarded as just the first sour note in a coming sonata of decline.

Corporate executives take note: In coming decades, the majority of global population growth will occur in countries where gender disparities are greatest and where conservative traditions and customs work against women's rights.

Some of the concern noted in the report comes from staff who are worried that their positions will be cut entirely.

On that note, in coming out to publish the names of those to come here, it is like Government releasing a white paper.