Sentence examples for note that describes from inspiring English sources

Or, how about going to the secondhand bookstore and choosing a much loved classic with beautiful binding, writing a note that describes how this book made you feel when you first read it, then wrapping it in lovely paper?

First, they gave two groups of students identical descriptions of a wine, but for one group they added a note that described some vintages as having "unpleasant and unappealing sour undertones".

Jeremy Sagala freighted his "Tenebrae" (2009) with a program note that described, in the densest academese, how he used FM synthesis to produce some of his harmonies, and spectral analysis of various bell tones and instrumental notes to suggest particular timbres.

It was denied photos and videos, but did receive six of 22 pages in the case file, including one handwritten note that described how the Prius "started racing wildly" during the test drive.

In April , 2012 Dimitris Christoulas, a retired pharmacist living on a meagre pension, shot and killed himself beside a cypress tree in Syntagma Square, leaving a note that described the Greek administration as "a Tsolakoglou government" — a reference to the puppet Prime Minister during Greece's Nazi occupation.

Carpue's obituary in The Lancet in 1846 contained Carpue's handwritten note that described the experiment but not West's Royal commission.

Why not publish briefing notes that describe options facing politicians?

I entered court proceedings, and some kind of recovery, with arteries pumping piano notes that described the very steps I took, an orchestra sketching the world around them; a Piano Concerto in D Flat Major by Aram Khachaturian, a man once advised by a fellow Armenian to "drink in the sound of life".

Epilepsy care was identified by review of outpatient progress notes that described epilepsy and epilepsy care.

The interviews were tape-recorded, and the interviewer also took notes that described the setting and summarized the general impression of the interview (Additional file 1).

In the opinion, dated 13 January, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Georgia noted that describing evolution "as a theory rather than a fact" is language used by Christian fundamentalists and creationists, and clearly identifies the school board as being on the side of "religiously-motivated individuals".