Sentence examples for notes spoke from inspiring English sources
Other notes spoke of poverty ("underweight") or hard times ("absolutely pepless").
In 1980 Ashton's program notes spoke of estranged lovers in a park who meet and notice that they are both reading Verlaine's poem "Colloque Sentimental".
The show notes spoke of a journey back "through the pantheon of one's sartorial history", which is a fancy way of saying "my personal taste".
The program notes spoke of interconnectedness among the works, and the performances bore out that concept, tending in each case to stress the horizontal element, counterpoint, over the vertical, harmony.
"I told her, 'I will be strong for you and for every other woman in the world.'" Ms. Diallo, working without a script or notes, spoke for less than five minutes at the event on Thursday and did not take questions from reporters before being escorted from the lectern.
A Toll memorandum dated May 11 notes: "Spoke to Bob Winner, May 11th, regarding Andy Shapiro's role and to get his commitment and support to speed anything he can forward for us and he is apparently on board and a meeting with Jeff Harding, Bob [Winner] and Andy [Shapiro] is imminent and hopefully will happen the week of May 14th".
Yet the program notes speak piously of the "residue of sublimity" it leaves behind.
Complete with teacher notes, speaking and writing exercises and word lists.
His program notes speak of the "rich histories" bodies carry within them.
The programme notes speak of the characters' use of lurid Catholic imagery and allusions to religious hatred.
Movement comes first in the company's latest dances, although the program notes speak of rather oblique themes.
