Sentence examples for note marks from inspiring English sources

Announced last month at a handful of simulcast international events, the latest Note marks, among other things, a return of the handset back to the larger Galaxy fold, a point the company really drove home by altogether skipping the Galaxy Note 6, in favor of the 7 — an attempt to unify the handset with the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge, as one, big spacey septuagenarian family.

*"Honey Bun" was not included in the January 1949 libretto (a note marks that the lyrics will be supplied later).

Editor-in-chief Ann Shoket made the announcement in her editor's letter in the August issue, and her note marks a major triumph for the thousands of teen girls who took part in a petition for the magazine to show images of real girls.

When you reach a note that's too high for you to sing clearly and comfortably, you'll know that the previous note marks the top of your vocal range.

Note: marks in photo show whole hand width used... not four fingers as stated in the text This method is approximately correct for latitudes where the bulk of the world's population lives.

Documents released today include a note, marked secret and dated 30 January 2003.

Last month credit rating agency Standard & Poor put out a note marking ITV as a sub-investment "BB+".

In March 1965 he posted in Darlington a note marked as "5th & Final Com": "Goya's Wellington is safe.

Right by her name, there was a Post‑it note marked: "Called back for Becca!" That's when I understood.

Here's an excerpt: The subsequent joke about the violas having a note marked "pensato"—"They must not play this note, only think it"—had been making the rounds for a long time.

Here's an excerpt: The subsequent joke about the violas having a note marked "pensato" — "They must not play this note, only think it" — had been making the rounds for a long time.