Sentence examples for right of note from inspiring English sources

The Bank of England was set up in 1694 as a way for King William III to obtain finance for his war against France; in return for a loan to the government, the Bank was given various privileges, including the right of note issuance.

Rhythm marks are indicated to the right of the note characters.

Jonathan Heawood, its founder and driver, is a human rights campaigner of note.

Stephan, an organizer with the street safety group Right of Way, noted the irony of being charged with "reckless endangerment" for riding his bike when the city rarely brings such charges against motorists who kill pedestrians.

And we'd be right to note than many of Donald Trump's fans are not fans of Jews".

Driver failure to yield right-of-way was noted in 21.4% (95% CI 17.7 to 25.7) of crashes, and no crash avoidance manoeuvers were detected in 76.4% (95% CI 71.0 to 81.2).

The sharp notes are the black keys on the piano to the right of the corresponding note.

(The black key to the right of the F note).

Find Middle C. Middle C is in the center of the piano and is the note to the right of the two black notes.

But Mr. Specter said momentum appeared to be growing for restoring the right of habeas corpus, noting that the proposal attracted more support than it did in a previous attempt.

Passing references to 1950s events and figures — the Kinsey Report, Babe Paley, "un-American activities" — strike just the right semisweet note of now-versus-then.