Sentence examples for notes preserved from inspiring English sources

With 18 minutes of that conversation erased before the tapes were surrendered by Nixon to a special prosecutor, Haldeman's notes — preserved by the National Archives — were the only existing record of the meeting.

Schilling's notes, preserved in the archive, record that he was struck by Hofmann's "motor disturbances and anxious mood" but that he could find nothing seriously wrong with him.

Fortunately for the government, FBI agents took detailed notes, preserved the evidence, and are still offering it up in usable form.

Sumner did take detailed notes of many of the cases he heard; these notes, preserved at the Massachusetts Historical Society, now form a valuable repository of early Massachusetts judicial history.

A note preserved with the teeth says: "These are two teeth taken from the head of King John by William Wood, a stationer's apprentice, in 1797".

Note preserved Meckel's cave on the left.

In carpal tunnel syndrome, we noted preserved paranodal length with a widening of the nodal gap between the Caspr immunoreactive paranodes.

Story lines often have the quality of a promissory note preserved in a time capsule, having given favorable data more credence than is yet justified while uninfluenced by the weight of subsequent accumulating evidence.

She told the group she would not stand against a gay marriage law in New York if one were to pass, but, crucially, she did not say she would support such a law, her aides noted, preserving her consistent opposition to gay marriage.

For the audit trail, field notes were taken during the empirical phase; coding notes were preserved; and coding decisions were recorded.

As long as the relative lengths of the notes are preserved, don't be afraid to make individual notes longer or shorter than the music says if it gives the piece more emotional power.