Sentence examples for notes about him from inspiring English sources

While Wells was at home in Brooklyn, late at night, writing up his notes about his first visit to Momofuku Nishi, employees at Momofuku Nishi were writing up their notes about him.

Although nothing Mr. Rosen wrote to the Syrian president's media advisers was that unusual, some supporters of the uprising took the notes about him as evidence that he had betrayed the revolution, and his colleagues, by drawing the government's attention to the work of other foreign journalists who had entered the Baba Amr district of Homs without permission.

As he gave his presentation, two bloggers -- Dan Gillmor, a columnist for The San Jose Mercury News, and Doc Searls, senior editor for The Linux Journal -- were posting notes about him to their Weblogs, which were simultaneously being read by many people in the audience.

No, he was born in Santiago de las Vegas, in Cuba, but since "an exotic birth-place on its own is not informative of anything," he allowed the phrase "born in San Remo" to appear repeatedly in biographical notes about him.

At King/Drew, said a former staff psychologist responsible for evaluating residents, Lemons displayed such odd and defensive behavior that she kept notes about him on her daily calendar and reported him to her superiors.

The United States was not even aware that he had been detained until it received a diplomatic note about him from the Iranians during the negotiations.

"Feature articles in TIME and Smithsonian magazines in 1980 led to seven performances at the White House, over 30 cover stories in magic periodicals, and international acclaim for the company and its founder," one of many obituaries noted about him.

(She approaches me afterwards and says, "You're not going to put that in, are you?" I'm rather afraid I am, I say. "Oh. Well, we've had a note round about him. He's entitled to his opinion, but he's wrong, we're not sponsored by Waitrose". No? "No. We're sponsored by Green and Black's").

Tortorella sounded a cautious note about Miller.

NETWORKING If a faculty member specializes in an area of interest, write a personal note about assisting him or her as a T.A., says Dr. Diffley, or introduce yourself personally.

An old, dusty briefcase full of letters, handwritten notes about the case against him and medical records corroborated the accounts of Egyptians who knew him there.