Sentence examples for note provided from inspiring English sources

Some lawyers not involved with the case said the note provided the defense with grounds for an appeal.

The C.I.A., they note, provided effective information on the warheads in the late nineteen-eighties and early nineties, when it worked closely with the Pakistani military in Afghanistan.

The goat cheese tart, topped with crisp sliced potatoes and dotted with rich applewood-smoked bacon, is simply a superior tart, with a flawless crust and an earthy note provided by a drizzling of arugula oil.

"Sequenza IXa," for clarinet, is a glorious outpouring that seemingly alludes to folk song, aria and jazz; Joshua Rubin, incapable of playing an inexpressive note, provided a commanding account.

("I think I learned a few things in prison but possibly one of the most important things was the value of friendship," Mr. McCain wrote in one note provided to The Times. "Chalk it up to the 'McCain temper.' ") He fires advisers who disappoint or embarrass him, but then keeps seeking their advice.

They point to the many things he has done when no reporters are there to take note: provided thousands of meals and cots to rescue workers through his company, Bloomberg L.P.; met with family members at their request; and insisted that those relatives who wish be given tours of the Fresh Kills landfill, where workers still sift trade center debris for human remains.

His note provides an all-purpose alibi for an assassination.

The databases, the publishers note, provide easy access to complete newspaper texts going back decades.

Yet the program note provides a marvelous narrative: "Things are getting difficult in Pygmalion's studio.

Jennings's author's note provides some recommendations for those "wanting to know more about the subject than a short novel can bear".

The prototypic footnote is the source note, providing a citation for each proclamation in the text (early annotations were sometimes called "proofs").