Sentence examples for notes means from inspiring English sources
"Investment", as Sayer notes, means two quite different things.
("Independent," Singer notes, means "that nobody in the organization actually gets paid to utter opinions on the cinema").
She compares this ancient kind of cooking to writing haiku, with the tea master as poet: "Every ingredient," she notes, "means something".
At the same time, he offers a short course in "the new finance," where the appearance of unfamiliar items like stock certificates and bank notes means that "money in England is being replaced with the promise of money".
The fact that Merlyn is up ahead paying no attention to whether I can hold a tune – and the rest of us are too busy trying to co-ordinate running, singing, dodging puddles and swerving other joggers to spot dud notes – means it doesn't matter that I'm essentially shouting.
This, the W3C notes, means that developers now have a stable target "for implementation and planning".
Unfilled notes mean that note is longer.
This, Gellman notes, meant that "no one save Cheney and Bush themselves were his superiors".
The joined-up black notes mean they are shorter and come closer together.
Some are notes meant for riders or cancer survivors like Armstrong.
