Sentence examples for notes of which from inspiring English sources

Walking around Milford, he stops to pick up litter, and makes mental notes of which roadside trees are thriving.

In a conversation with the family GP, notes of which were written for the police, she took the doctor through the last 28 hours of her daughter's life.

In 1913 Duchamp had collaborated with his sisters on a composition called Musical Erratum, the notes of which they had drawn from a hat.

The notes, of which nearly $1 million worth were printed and roughly $138,000 worth are in circulation, highlight historical figures, like W. E. B. Du Bois and Norman Rockwell, and showcase the work of local artists.

But Hall couldn't sing high notes, of which there are plenty in "She's Gone," as well as in the next songs, "I Can't Go for That" and "You Make My Dreams Come True".

At the beginning of the Fifth, the horns present a softly glowing theme, the first notes of which spell out a symmetrical set of intervals: fourth, major second, fourth again.

There is also a simple tally chart to keep note of which students arrive on foot.

We did not explicitly take note of which stage of signup a leak occurred at.

Densebrain's project works by taking note of which cellphone tower a phone is communicating with.

It will probably be the case with the existing £5 note, of which there are 329m currently in circulation.

Computers then scanned the microfilm to make note of which boxes had been checked on the forms.