Sentence examples for put footnotes on from inspiring English sources
Only put footnotes on the page where their correlating superscripts are.
Once the Scarpa/Soave article was brought to the attention of The New Yorker (four months after it was published — the authors didn't take the trouble to send it to those they accused), the magazine's fact-checking department immediately put a footnote on the Web version of my article saying that the attribution of the Jews/Palestinians quote to Levi was a mistake.
(A footnote shout to Autechre, who put on gorgeous, punishing shows in the nineties without any glowing anythings).
That may be the case, although you might question how much weight you want to put on working papers and speeches dated April 11 and April 12, 2013 (see Footnotes 17 and 18).
Put on mascara, putting on multiple coats.
"We're going to try to put out footnotes.
He added in a footnote: "We will do everything we can to put pressure on those that own, run or advertise on these websites".
A footnote to Matsuzaka's career, and an intriguing one, is that his initial acquisition by the Red Sox put pressure on Yankees General Manager Brian Cashman to answer back.
From here on out, let them put their best footnotes forward.
A footnote: The ABC News political unit put a stopwatch on the debaters: Mr. Gore talked for 43 minutes and 15 seconds; Mr. Bush talked for 42 minutes and 30 seconds.
