Sentence examples similar to noted somewhere from inspiring English sources

It should also be noted that somewhere between one-third and one-fourth of all U.S. health spending is already government-funded.

I would say more on the subject, but I seem to have lost my notes somewhere in the piles of detritus towering around me.

Spain has had its fair share of memorable kits in years past, such as the tuxedo-inspired kit for Cultural y Deportivo Leonesa, which struck a note somewhere between formal wear and sporting attire.

But for the Yolngu people they mark just a few relatively recent notes (somewhere between the arrival of the Sulawesi traders five or six hundred years ago and the Japanese bombers) in the songlines that reach back 40,000-plus years and to which Djalu's yirdaki gives voice.

George Osborne speaks directly to the nation from the pages of the Sun on Sunday in a column that doesn't actually use the words "clampdown" or "crackdown", but those are the terms that crop up in all the reports, so we can assume a briefing note somewhere, in which the jargon of tackling crime is deployed to describe people who have the brass neck to rent social housing and have jobs.

You could latch it on at the end of a story – "Here are the pictures we took that day!" – or note somewhere that smartphones have made macro-vulva shots far easier to take, but there's not really any way to seamlessly insert the presence of a camera in the middle of whatever sex act you're writing about.

'Make a note somewhere (to remind myself)' was mentioned by less than 1%% of respondents.

For example, 'make a note somewhere to remind myself' was mentioned by less than 1%% of respondents.

Put the note somewhere that you can always see.

Put the note somewhere she (and only she) can find it.

Leave a note somewhere parent/carer will find it and not a nosy sibling.