Sentence examples for note with something from inspiring English sources

An aide came into the room and handed Mahdi a yellow Post-it note with something scribbled on it.

Let's end this list on a high note with something a little more universal.

Yet he rustles a letter of sympathy out of a pile, noting with something akin to a grimace that Mr. Lopez did follow protocol and send his regards.

Asked on CNN about capital punishment, Mr Daniels said that signing death warrants had given him his "loneliest" nights in office, and noted, with something a lot like relief, that no fresh death sentences had been handed down by Indiana juries, suggesting that the policy was "diminishing" by itself.

I tried to pretend this too was a familiar smell, the overly sweet note combined with something burning on a hotplate thirty years ago.

The goal is to create a kind of hub where teams can come in and drop notes, ending up with something similar to an internal wiki.

It strikes a wrong note with me, embodying something of another life - his fun-filled youth, which he wrote about so beautifully in his autobiography, A Young Man's Passage.

Storming out is sometimes worrisome and leaves you on a bad note with someone or something you need to make peace with and makes it more difficult to deal with the situation in a healthy manner.

Their mother has recently died, though the loss serves only as a kind of sad, sustained cello note, underscoring the tale with something more resonant than merely the threat of a storm-ruined holiday.

Most site members are between age 25 and 60, he notes, with thirty-somethings making up the biggest group.

I lowered the piano stool, removed the second chair, folded my sheet music, replacing Joplin with Liszt, opening the yellowing volume to a page dense with black notes, something with enough sharps and flats, arpeggios and 10-note chords to plausibly prove fatal.