Sentence examples for notes of its own from inspiring English sources

Somewhat remarkably, Mr. Snyder's film freezes its frame of reference in the 1980s, preserving the dank, downcast, revanchist spirit of the original and adding a few period-specific grace notes of its own, including time-capsule references to Lee Iacocca and "The McLaughlin Group".

To bolster the credibility of Tapioca View's i.o.u., footnotes on financial filings show, Cape Verity I then issued a $499 million note of its own, and gave it to Tapioca View.

He has had to adopt a more traditional approach to his work to sell it, and has had an uphill battle anyway, because Connecticut, indeed much of New England, is only beginning to take note of its own American Indian artists.

(It's actually more of a meta-meta-comedy, which takes note of its own awareness of its awareness — and so on).

For every pound an authorised Scottish or Northern Irish bank wants to print in the form of its own notes, it has to deposit the equivalent amount in sterling with the Bank of England.

The National Organization for Women sent its members into the street to picket the mayor about the fight and issued a statement of its own, noting it was "appalled" that the D.C. Boxing Commission would give Mike Tyson a license to box.

And once it did, as Mr Siegelbaum aptly notes, it sowed the seeds of its own destruction.

Its interpretation needs emotional strength in addition to technical and expressive finesse; and its final high note presents a challenge of its own.

S. vulgaris feeds on the ground and flies in tight flocks; vocal year-round, it mimics other birds' notes and utters wheezy sounds of its own.

They note that Iran produces most of its own pharmaceuticals, and in any case it now has increased incentives to obtain food and medical staples in trades with oil customers.

"Today, India has 18 all-news channels of its own," notes Zakaria.