Sentence examples for notes mention from inspiring English sources

EMI's remastering team apparently took this into consideration: the company's production notes mention that fewer than five of the 525 minutes of music were subjected to noise reduction.

Mr. Hales, who inspects previously oiled sites for BP, travels by boat to coordinates near Terrebonne Parish where his notes mention things like "10-by-10 yards oiled grass on the southeast" of an island of nesting terns.

Petrie's notes mention that Fejos — whose Hollywood career was brief and unhappy — had hoped to direct "All Quiet on the Western Front," which was instead made by Lewis Milestone.

The production notes mention the extraordinarily complex sets and daring stunts that went into the filming, yet I wouldn't have been surprised to learn that they had rather been realized entirely in CGI, simply because the film takes place under the sign of fantasy.

The show is billed as an "all-guns-blazing, kick-ass homage to the 70s", and this may be where the trouble started: the starting point was apparently not 1970s films but the fuzzy concept of the decade itself (programme notes mention Patty Hearst, Nixon, the oil crisis and mood rings).

And in a detail which may indicate the proposed return of the O-level, supporting notes mention GCSE grades but the ministerial statement talks only about a "good pass".

"Even though staff notes mentioned suspected attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, they never evaluated him for it.

Mulcaire's 11,000 pages of notes mentioned 5,795 names, he confirmed, who could be potential phone-hacking victims.

His suicide notes mentioned recurring dreams of molesting children, but it is unclear whether he did so.

The kitchen, careful as it is, has missed reading these notes mentioning that Calabria's dishes are based on "an abundant variety of vegetables".

The program notes mentioned the Fitzenhagen arrangement, suggesting that the cellist had taken Tchaikovsky's "cannily constructed Neo-Classical piece and 'celloed it up' for his own grandstanding purposes".