Sentence examples for note means from inspiring English sources

First, the actor's capacity to demonstrate the gap between what people say and what they mean makes drama uniquely fitted to a world in which "government by consensus" means "minority veto" and "taking note" means "turning down".

Called "Varekai," which, according to a program note, means "Wherever" in the Gypsy language, Romany, it has set up a literal camp under colorful circus tents at Randalls Island Park in the East River, where it will remain through June 22.

And that, Scottish trade unionists note, means that while they have no other party to turn to at Westminster apart from Labour, there are alternative parties that they can flirt with in Scotland notably the left-of-centre Scottish National Party.

A capped note means there is a maximum valuation at which the note will convert.

Note: Means provided with SEM in parentheses.

Note: Means with different subscripts significantly differ (p < 0.05).

Dorries today declined to explain what the note meant.

Norman's note meant a lot to Scott.

A spokesperson for the public prosecutor's office said the note meant the case was considered closed.

"Don't be too sad," Mr. Roh said in the note, meant for his wife and two children.

"In one case there was a preserved note, meant to be destroyed — an anonymous denouncement concerning a watch and powder".