Sentence examples for notes various from inspiring English sources
Jane Nordli Jessep Westport, Conn., Aug. 28, 2008 To the Editor: Roger Cohen notes various types of "connection issues" between Barack Obama and white working-class voters.
A side note on Starbucks: there's an article on the chain's renaissance in the current issue of Time magazine, which notes various ways in which the company is integrating social consciousness and efforts at jobs creation into its brand.
Indeed, as Deadspin notes, various sports reporters were told that N.F.L. and Ravens officials had seen it; they relayed heavy hints that it would show all those mysterious complexities, and help to explain why Rice's suspension was so light — though the choreography of Rice's supposed limited responsibility is, again, hard to picture, absent an invisible Rube Goldberg machine in the elevator.
Tai (1978) also notes various restrictions on the use of zero and overt pronoun forms which reference the syntactic positions occupied by such elements and their antecedents in the discourse, though Tai embeds such observations within a broader discourse structure perspective.
It notes various sources of potential revenue in order of decreasing likelihood, starting with licensing its data feed to search engines (which is where most of its revenue is coming from today) and creating premium accounts for businesses (something else it has already dabbled in).
Higham notes various suggestions for where Felix may have originated, including Luxeuil, Châlons or the area around Autun.
They also noted various geographical trends.
On a recent visit we noted various changes.
Yet historians note various anachronisms, such as horses, steel and wheat.
The judge found the population "grossly excessive," noted "various code violations regarding fire safety," and ordered it reduced.
She noted various ways she had supported Israel over the years, but made no commitments to involve herself deeply in a renewed peace process.
