Sentence examples for notes accurately from inspiring English sources

Here's how a system that does not support dotGroups can still display the notes accurately.

His voice, grown thicker over the last 10 years, successfully avoided the danger zone of the falsetto range, and he hit the notes accurately.

He notes accurately that the thousands of deaths that preceded the Dayton agreement on Bosnia in 1995 might have been avoided if the United States had supported the settlement proposed in 1993 by former Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and the former British foreign secretary David Owen.

Crispin notes, accurately, that feminism's history has been marked by a "small number of radical, heavily invested women who did the hard work of dragging women's position forward, usually through shocking acts and words," and that the "majority of women benefited from the work of these few, while often quickly trying to disassociate themselves from them".

There's no denying the power of her blue-toned pipes, but while she hits all the high notes accurately, and her vibrato on the long notes judders with exactly the right pace and depth, there's never any suggestion that she might be overcome by a sudden burst of overwhelming emotion.

Though the Iowa Farm Bureau notes, accurately, that this is a 35percentt increase over the previous year, that number still represents less than 2percentt of the state's overall cropland. .

Lazarus noted, accurately, that the three announced fights are "real fights".

Mr. Durso noted, accurately, that ESPN does not set retail prices for its content.

Jane E. Brody (Personal Health, Aug. 17) noted accurately that active cancer precludes organ donation.

Cole noted, accurately, that the crematorium chimney is a freestanding structure, in no way connected to the ovens.

Germany, she noted accurately, is strong and economically successful, and more of its people have jobs than ever before.