Sentence examples for notes someone from inspiring English sources

"She's capable of having very robust conversations, but I certainly respected her professionally," notes someone – not a political ally – who worked closely with Hill while she was at the Home Office.

At the École des Beaux-Arts, on the Quai Malaquais, and again on the Pont des Arts, behind a shell-game hustler who was swiftly stripping a cluster of gamblers of twenty- and fifty-euro notes, someone armed with red artist tape had fixed a photocopied page to the wall.

[Interesting side notes: someone suggested that Randall being sent back in time is what inspired Edna to create Violet's invisibility suit.

Its popularity is such that that one encyclopedia entry concludes, "What bluesman does not have his own version?" Billy Vera wrote "rest assured, as you read these notes, someone somewhere is performing 'Call It Stormy Monday'".

"It's another note!" someone yelled.

"Dead," read a note someone had tacked up overnight, answering the question with finality.

But it was a military disaster - as Tennyson, and Olga, noted: "Someone had blundered".

After all, he noted, someone with residency in Andorra earning €100,000 a year would pay €6,800 in taxes.

On the same note someone had adorned the face of General Francisco de Paula Santander, a 19th-century independence leader, with modish spectacles, moles, wrinkles and a goatee.

At home, he noted, someone's digital collection of music, movies and family photos would be more easily shuffled to different devices and screens.

Mr. Vernon, who specializes in pet and housing law, cautioned that making your case to a landlord or co-op board takes more than just copying a doctor's note someone posted online.