Sentence examples for ones notes from inspiring English sources

"In their relations with power, Jews in exile have always preferred vertical alliances to horizontal ones," notes Leon Wieseltier, the Jewish scholar and literary editor of The New Republic.

And though one story, describing a river that both erodes its banks and deposits silt to form new ones, notes that there is "loss and compensation everywhere," it is difficult to find anything here but loss.

During the final readiness exercise before deployment to Afghanistan, the 172nd trained with troops from nine other countries, the same ones, notes the general, whom they would later find themselves fighting alongside.Nearly 80% of the countries contributing troops to the NATO-led coalinion in Afghanistan have come from the European region.

Finland's YLE Radio 1 has run a similar show since 1989, with listeners in over 80 countries.Twitter's 140-character epigraphs and aphorisms are ideal for Latin: five words can often say more than ten English ones, notes David Butterfield, a Latinist at the University of Cambridge.

An instrument on the NASA AURA satellite has detected record lows of the inert forms of chlorine and rising amounts of the active ones, notes Gloria Manney, an atmospheric scientist at NorthWest Research Associates in Socorro, New Mexico.

From the integral equation on, one notes that (2.38).

This was not Soviet propaganda, harping constantly on one note.

They can't just hammer on one note, either.

One notes them numbly, in passing.

Nor for a plunge pool in the boot, one notes.

One notes, happily, he has yet to use 3D.