Sentence examples for notes taken from from inspiring English sources

Their story relied on notes taken from a Rubio staffer on a conference call, and from what they called Univision "insiders".

Lance Roberts, a reporter for the website StreetTalk Live, posted a transcript of notes taken from Ferguson's speech and a question-and-answer session afterwards.

The mistake, he said, occurred when he confused the notes he had taken about Ms. Lepore's article — he said he often writes his research in longhand — with notes taken from "Gunfight: The Battle Over the Right to Bear Arms in America," by Adam Winkler (W.W. Norton, 2011), a copy of which was on his desk at his CNN office.

Mr. Goodell, speaking at his annual state of the league address before Super Bowl XLII, defended his decision to destroy six tapes and pages of notes taken from the Patriots after they were caught videotaping the defensive signals of Jets coaches during the first game of the season.

The story that ran under the headline, by Matt Apuzzo, Maggie Haberman, and Matthew Rosenberg, was based on "notes taken from inside the Oval Office" during President Trump's now notorious meeting, last week, with the two Sergeys Lavrov, the Russian foreign minister, and Kislyak, the Russian Ambassador to Washington.

The mixtures used in the tests were generated by summing individual notes taken from the instrument samples present in the RWC database [43].

[sad note: taken from the Zopa Blog dated 17th Oct.].

The average of three forecasts on the 10-year Treasury note, taken from a recent White House budget report, shows that graduate students are estimated to pay more beginning around 2016.

Photos of white boards with notes — note taking from meetings today can range from actually taking notes to capturing a whiteboard, big notepad or post-its on a wall with a photo.

It is designed to remove the task of note taking from the meeting experience.

Quotes from notes taken by the writer: facts about soil, fertilizers, then a slide show.