Sentence examples for note lies from inspiring English sources
Scientific pitch notation combines the name of a note, the accidental (see next step), and the octave in which the given note lies.
Each note in a full octave has it's own letter assigned to it, running from A to G. The number is the octave in which a note lies.
If you ever see a scientific pitch notation that includes "-", as in C♯-2, it means that the note lies that many octaves (in this case two) below the zeroth octave.
A hastily scribbled note lay on the kitchen table.
A note lay on the counter, written in the first wife's scrawl.
YOU will never find a £10 note lying on the pavement, economists confidently predict, because someone else will have already picked it up.
He left a note lying on the kitchen table which said: **{:.break one} ** No good has come, no evil is ended.
At 15:55, half an hour after the bomb had gone off, an operator happened to see the yellow note lying on the unit leader's desk.
A Jersey commuter of our acquaintance tells us that as he took his seat in Hoboken the other night in the first car of the Erie Lackawanna train he noticed a scribbled note lying on the windowsill.
Beersbridge Road is fronted by housing for the greater part of its mile-and-a-bit length, the only shops of note lying immediately west of the Bloomfield Avenue junction.
Other challenges, the authors note, lie in the boom in people moving into urban centres, as well as the rise in obesity, pointing out that in 2014, 13% of mothers were obese.
