Sentence examples for note key from inspiring English sources

Note: Key states are called by New York Times editors.

Note key descriptions and concepts under the headings "Bush and Kerryry" on the board.

But even more frustratingly, the commission fails to note key limitations in the study it cited.

Make a timeline of "Coups of the Past 100 Years," and note key figures, events, and outcomes.

She pulled out a calendar, which she had marked up in multicolored pens to note key dates, such as a Group of Eight meeting in Russia in July.

Author's note: key sources for facts in this article are The History of the Industrial Robot by Johanna Wallén and The History of AGVs from Savant Automation.

The 10-year Treasury note keys off this 3% yield with a spread of as much as two percentage points.

It was tricksy, tricked-out American sportswear, which is becoming something of a key note of New York fashion Week (hopefully, not a one-note key note).

"The one mistake people make is they say, 'Irving Berlin only played the five black notes.' I say, no, he played in the key of F-sharp, the black-note key".

When he delivered the first lecture in the series in 1961, Albright noted key figures in the American conservation movement, including John Muir, Theodore Roosevelt, and Gifford Pinchot.

Nowadays, people love high notes, key changes, histrionics, screaming, and belting.