Sentence examples for notes belonging from inspiring English sources

Edmondson's name was found on 334 notes belonging to Mulcaire, the judge said, meaning he tasked the private investigator less than Miskiw but more than Thurlbeck.

During the hearing, Mr. Fisher said that notes belonging to the lawyer who represented Mr. Enright at his arraignment last week had been taken from a bench in the courtroom.

Each comprised the notes belonging to a single syllable of text, though in florid chant the notes of a single syllable might be split up into several neumes: Neumes were only a memory aid to singers who knew words and melody by heart.

In Carnatic notation scheme, the musical notes belonging to a phrase expression are placed within two hyphens.

The family, Alice notes, belongs to a class below her own, and she feel that by acting as if the two families are on equal footing, she is deceiving her own family.

The family, Alice notes, belongs to a class below her own, and she feel that by acting as if the two families are on equal footing, she is deceiving her own family.

This could help".The overzealous hand behind these notes belongs not, in fact, to a friend (or mean-spirited neighbour) but to one of the low-paid scrawlers employed by the hour to "personalise" direct mail with their ballpoint pens.

Our bank notes belong to all Canadians, and the work we do at the Bank is for all Canadians".

The general syntax is as given below, and the encoding places Unicode of hyphen-minus (U+002D) symbol before and after the first and last music note belonging to the expression.

"The viola part is often more interesting in the modern pieces," she told me, "but sometimes I'm happier droning on one note in a Haydn quartet, because I know exactly where that note belongs, logically and emotionally".

Gore Vidal, as many have noted, belonged to a singular generation of American literary men — and yes, almost all were men — whose public identities at times eclipsed their literary achievements.