Sentence examples for note made by from inspiring English sources

Elephant, cat, rat, whale - in the lower frequencies... trying to hear such things as the note made by the rocking of the axle of the earth.

The Isle of Man issued a £1 plastic banknote which circulated from 1983 to 1988, although Costa Rica lays claim to the first polymer note, made by Du Pont in 1982.

Murdoch told MPs in July he did not remember the earlier meeting, but Farrer & Co has released a copy of a note made by its partner Julian Pike of a phone conversation with Myler in which the former editor revealed what he had discussed with Murdoch in May.

In a note made by civil servants of a telephone conversation between Mr Mitchell and Mr Kagame in February 2011, the Cabinet minister announced Britain was increasing its aid from £60m to £90m by 2015, much of it to be provided as "general budget support" paid direct to the Rwandan government.

"I wouldn't say Joyce would necessarily have encouraged it, but he was quite canny at promoting himself, so I think he probably would have been pleased about the fact that people are celebrating the book in that way," says Traynor, pointing to a despondent note made by Joyce on 16 June 1924: "Will anybody remember this date?" Bowker also thinks Joyce would have welcomed the celebrations.

The results of the note made by the observers may be analyzed as part of the experiment data.

The interpretative case study reviewed notes made by an engineering student and notes provided to the students by the teacher.

It includes invoices recovered by police and notes made by Mulcaire about Prescott.

The final section of the volume contains various notes made by Jacobsen.

The fullest account of the speech is found in the notes made by Matsuoka, a newspaperman covering the meeting.

The end of Ruskin's life is sadly sketched out in notes made by him during periods of mental collapse.