Sentence examples for notes from which from inspiring English sources

Jackson's repertoire of dance moves are still the base notes from which all street dance and R&B moves are derived.

Ukip did not have a text of Farage's speech, but the party send me his speaking notes (from which I've quoted).

Each person has a distinctive set of notes from which their music is drawn, with a memorable musical style, or even a little tune to identify them, as in Wagner.

The Dallas Morning News reported that more than a hundred concerned residents attended a school board meeting to debate the suspension, many armed with "books flagged with sticky notes" from which they argued.

The music is rooted in drones, constant fixed chords or notes from which it cannot escape, borrowed from experimental composer La Monte Young in whose ensembles John Cale had played viola.

The £10 note features HMS Beagle, the vessel on which Darwin collected a mass of specimens and notes from which he drew his most significant conclusions.

Lastly, I have a lot more notes from MediaTech which which should come out in one form or another – some of them exclusive stories – over the next few days….

Strange Birds, from the current Fire Within album, started the evening on a fragile, balladic note from which it rarely deviated.

At the end of the evening a young woman approaches her with a note, from which she tearfully reads: "I totally identify with you.

"We always received beautiful notes from her, which were full of life lessons and funny stories," she wrote.

The ITV fall comes despite buy notes from Jefferies, which set a 195p target and Liberum (albeit with a reduced price target from 360p to 350p).