Sentence examples for notes linking from inspiring English sources

Catalogers found a solid bar of gunpowder and paper twists of granular material in a box with notes linking it to the incident, which led to the execution of the plotters and is celebrated yearly across Britain with fireworks and bonfires.

The author might as well be writing about his men and women, and not just about music, when he describes "the notes linking themselves to one another, not in a linear way, but as if they were part of finely woven cloth, one part of the pattern even, symmetrical, and another abstract and new".

The publication project – consisting of 37 different books developed in partnership with 13 different religious organizations – includes children's books for use during Sunday School (or equivalent); sermon notes linking religious observances and ceremonies with specific children's rights; and a set of training materials for religious organizations.

[C3.] Citigroup Sued Over Enron Citigroup was sued by a group of institutional investors that contend the bank defrauded them in selling $2.4 billion of notes linked to the creditworthiness of Enron.

During the first quarter of 2007, Moody's upgraded 17 classes of Dutch notes, linked to 408.5 million euros ($557.3 million) worth of securities, due to better-than-expected performance.

If you do not enter your password, the toolbar will only show the search bar, play button, and design notes link, as it will not know which account to set itself to.

EDF has now agreed to pay 774p a share, with an alternative of 700p plus a new "nuclear power note" linked to the future performance of the generating company.

But the few who have found their voice online have often done so in a spectacular manner, and those posts are often noted, linked and re-tweeted on food blogs like Eater and New York magazine's Grub Street.

You can search, bookmark, leave notes, link out to maps and related websites.

It is designed to let users easily shift notes, links, and addresses between their computers and their mobile phones.

But it does tie those three use case (notes, links, and places) together in an elegant way.