Sentence examples for note with which from inspiring English sources

It's a warm note with which to sign off.

They are as distinctive as the covers of New York's Blue Note, with which the movement briefly competed for the attention of jazz followers around the world.

Of the 100 lambs in her group, she will be, because of her size, in the last group to go to the slaughterhouse, and as "My Pretty Girl," she is the perfect lamb with whom (not, note, with which) to consider the slaughterhouse.

Acoustic or electric, guitarists reached for power chords and for the insistently building single notes with which Mr. Townshend sets them up.

The film included elements that were seen in other Arsène Lupin works, including La Justice d'Arsène Lupin by Boileau-Narcejac, involving the discovery of a tremendous stash of forged franc notes with which World War I era Germany had planned to destabilize the French economy.

During a 10-min observation period, we scored male sexual behaviors directed toward either of the two females and noted with which female the focal male interacted with first.

Though he is always a top-notch creator of agile puzzle plots, Mr. Perry has drawn more nuanced characters than the one-note characters with which he stocks this story.

It faced criticism after the planned replacement of campaigner Elizabeth Fry on the £5 note with Winston Churchill, which left it facing the prospect of no women being used on banknote images apart from the Queen.

Others would do well to note the dignity with which Piutau has taken his exclusion, or indeed to note the very fact that such policies exist – and have long existed – in countries other than England.

Note the ease with which Hewitt queried Ryan's time.

The first is to note the dignity with which he accepted the defeat.