Sentence examples for notes called from inspiring English sources

In such inflation-protected notes, called TIPS, investors are compensated for a rise in inflation.

I especially like the marginal notes called Moneysavers, Timesavers and, sometimes, just a cautionary "Watch out".

In fact, Mr. Anderson's collection emphasized the ordinary, or what his press notes called "avant-garde bland".

The government then issued large-denomination notes called assignats, underwritten and guaranteed by the value of that land.

The show notes called it a collection "about going back to the roots and simplicity of French style".

In one case, the prosecutor compiled pages of notes called "Jury Strikes" to help guide him as he challenged prospective jurors.

So what emerges from this "pioneering work," as the notes call it?

"Hoot" is rated PG for what the press notes call "mild bullying and brief language".

His typewritten notes call for the sandwich to be served with a sliced kosher dill pickle, a rose radish and potato chips.

On the sidewalk, draw arrows towards the beautiful things and write notes calling attention to them.

(The published play's notes call for "a man who looks like a coyote and a woman who looks like a crow").