Sentence examples for notes represented from inspiring English sources

If you push equals twice to move the key up two half-steps to D, some of the notes represented by the middle-row keys will change to be in the D major scale.

If I would only agree that the "leg pain" entry in his notes represented an early sign of varicose veins, then it would qualify as a "pre-existing condition" and the costs of his vein surgery could be demanded back from the patient.

The fictitious notes represented debt issued by governments for off-balance-sheet activities.

The kick pedal simulates the bass drum, with on-screen notes represented as orange horizontal lines.

The last year's record notes represented upon 1 to 20 visits, with a mean of 4 visits per patient and a median of 6.

Half notes, represented by an open circle plus a staff (which resembles a stick pointing straight up or down from the note) get twice as many counts as a quarter note.

Low notes represent relatively cool years, while high notes signify relatively warm ones.

Notes represents a new style of computing, referred to variously as network or interpersonal computing, that is just now taking off.

"The promissory notes represent a highly onerous and unfair legacy of the banking crisis," Mr. Kenny told the Irish Parliament on Thursday.

New governor Mark Carney responded with an announcement that Jane Austen would appear on future notes and he also launched a review of the selection process for such characters "to ensure that our notes represent the full diversity of British people".

She has drawn a diagram of her new apartment and labeled Post-it notes representing each piece and where it will go, with the maybes tucked into a paper clip.