Sentence examples for noted always from inspiring English sources

But then it was, as Orwell noted, always borne by the black and brown man.

"Breeding Young Spiders in Rooms," Bon noted, always ended the same way: they fought and ate each other.

Thomas, she noted, "always sang the under part of the song like a sort of obbligato, impossible at first hearing to put down". Lee went on to become one of the founders of the Folk Song Society, which later became the English Folk Dance and Song Society, based at Cecil Sharp House in London.

The other changes are of the same order: explicating rather than rewriting, or tinkering with a phrase or a note to get more of an effect, as in an exchange that Mr. Miller noted always got a laugh in the play but didn't in the Chicago opera.

But the networks, he noted, always told them, "'We can't see the two of you on camera and not see J.R. and Bobby.' We could never accept that as a reason.

In two patients, the occurrence of unspecific fluorescence in single samples was noted, always weak in nature and confined to gliosis.

Croatian leaders, she notes, always made bountiful promises before resorting to "stealth and deception and attack from behind".

The courier who delivered her dinner invitations, in a uniform "bristling with medals," Wall notes, "always made a great impression on Flaubert's Parisian concierge".

Jules Mattsson, who, police noted, was "always looking for a story".

People never see themselves in Partridge, he noted, but always see someone they know.

The Times, both editors noted, has always done this kind of work.