Sentence examples for read footnote from inspiring English sources

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Historians, however, tend to read footnotes first, and some have raised eyebrows at what they see in Mr. Wiencek's.

Referring to an annex raising doubts about Iraq's nuclear program, the official said Bush and Rice "did not read footnotes in a 90-page document...

If you like growth stocks, you had better learn how to read footnotes.

"We need to protect the person out there who is not necessarily reading Footnote 16," Mr. Tucker said.

Read footnotes that are included in the text, if there are any.

I seem to recall a recent president who may never in his life have even read a footnote.

Noël Coward reputedly said that "having to read a footnote resembles having to go downstairs to answer the door while in the midst of making love".

But, as my screen-grab shows, the offending headline remains and it is unlikely that browsers will make it to the end of the piece to read the footnote.

Only when I read the footnote did I learn that scholars Sandra L. Hofferth and John F. Sandberg, apparently using University of Michigan data, said homework for that age group increased from 52 minutes a week in 1981 to 118 minutes a week in 1997.

But the Labour peer said that anyone who managed to read the footnote would find that the "huge" area referred to stretched from one side of London to the other, from Hounslow in the west to Dagenham in the east – and crucially included Heathrow airport.