Sentence examples for notes for what from inspiring English sources

Actually, in his press notes for what is expected to be his last Rochas show, Marco Zanini described a literal interpretation of "The Glass Menagerie".

At the time, Jean-Paul Sartre was an army meteorologist, spending his days when not observing the weather making notes for what became "Being and Nothingness," published (please note) in 1943.

Rizzo took out a yellow legal pad and scribbled notes for what he assumed the agency would now require: a new Memorandum of Notification, or M.O.N., a bedrock document of any C.I.A. covert-action program.

Nielsen also notes, for what it's worth, that men are more likely to use apps than women, who opt for mobile web sites.

Notes for what Blake planned to write for the works A Vision of the Last Judgment and Public Address survived.

I was so frustrated watching President Obama turn his head down to take notes for what looked like sixty percent of the time that Romney was talking.

The actual announcement doesn't amount to nearly that much, but it is worth noting for what it says about our TV habits.

Like network television in the age of cable, Chinatown is now noted for what it lacks rather than appreciated for what it offers.

July 23 , 1933Florence, Italy Richard Rogers, original name in full Richard George Rogers, from 1996 Lord Rogers of Riverside (born July 23 , 1933 Florence, Italy) Italian-born British architect noted for what he described as "celebrating the components of the structure".

The Restaurant at the Sonoma Mission Inn and Spa, 18140 Sonoma Highway, Boyes Hot Springs, (707) 938-9000, is noted for what is known as the "wine country style" menu -- clay-oven-roasted whole fish, for example, or wilted spinach and gingered red lentils.

Thayer's Note: For what Gov. Martin had in mind — just how those Roman agrarian laws worked — see the article Agrariae Leges in Smith's Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities.