Sentence examples for note referred from inspiring English sources
A program note referred to utopias of the body, the couple and the community.
A program note referred to the Holocaust and Mr. Pearson's Cherokee heritage.
The authorities said it was unclear which crime group the note referred to.
Her suicide note referred to visits to Christian therapists who told her she was "selfish and wrong".
Several newspapers have reported that his suicide note referred to the financial dealings of the party and possible embezzlement.
On its Web site, ABC News this evening quoted law enforcement sources as saying that Mr. Baxter's suicide note referred to the Enron scandal.
The programme note refers to culture as a driving force for change.
The note refers to Esther Frances Alexander (1837-1917) was was known as Fanny and later Francesca.
The note refers to allegations made by Goodman that other staff were also guilty of intercepting voicemails.
(The magazine's note refers to "a friend of Jackie's who we were told would not speak to Rolling Stone").
On page 37 of the company's 2013 10-K (annual) filing, you'll find a note referring to "third-party manufacturing commitments and component purchase commitments of $18.6bn".
