Sentence examples for spring noted from inspiring English sources

Simon Applebaum, who hosts the television podcast "Tomorrow Will Be Televised" and who has been attending cable upfront presentations all spring, noted in a blog post last month that production companies that have traditionally specialized in reality shows, like Endemol U.S.A. ("Big Brother") and Bunim-Murray ("The Real World"), have started up scripted divisions.

Further, because most lofts and brownstones are self-managed and many were minimal taxes anyway -- since they were still under the J-51 umbrella -- they failed to file the annual tax challenges that professonally managed buildings routinely file with the city each spring, noted Mr. McGaughey.

Mr. Thorn, whose book "Baseball in the Garden of Eden" is to be published in the spring, noted that spitballs and hollowed-out bats are on-the-field maneuvers, organic manipulations of the actual rudiments of the game, whereas performance-enhancing drugs originate off the field, taking the outside world where it doesn't belong.

(By contrast, French news reports last spring noted that President François Hollande's first visit to China included a perfunctory 36 hours in the capital).

Senator Hatch, who presided over hearings on the subject last spring, noted that some creative business alliances have since been struck.

A New York Times article last spring noted that the "elite private bankers" of UBS "built a lucrative business in recent years by discreetly tending the fortunes of American millionaires and billionaires".

A performance review prepared by University of Texas System staff members for Dr. Cigarroa and the board in late spring noted: "There is a tangible pride in what is being achieved, shared by all, and campus-wide appreciation and support of President Powers.

A profile on ESPN published by Bloomberg this spring noted that ESPN had lost more than 12 million subscribers since 2011, largely due to cord cutting.

A profile on ESPN published by Bloomberg this spring noted that ESPN had lost more than 12 million subscribers since 2011, largely due to cord cutting.

The third quarter noted some successes though.

Percentage of Public Education Spending per Education Level (2007) Note.