Sentence examples for stories of note from inspiring English sources

There are a few other stories of note.

(CMJ stood for College Music Journal, essentially the Billboard of the left-of-the-dial set; it publishes charts and other stories of note to college-radio types, although its distribution resides only online).

Each day, Schott's Vocab will track the words and phrases that encapsulate the times in which we live or shed light on a story of note.

The other story of note, though, is that since George Steel became its director in 1998, the Miller Theater at Columbia University has been steadily drawing eager young audiences to its contemporary music programming.

There were quite a few last year — including Tech In Asia, Deal Street Asia and E27 — but now we have a story of note for 2016.

His only World War II story of note was the time he was on watch on a destroyer escort and fell asleep when a Japanese submarine pulled aside to surrender, but the white flag waving former combatants couldn't wake him up until his superior came upon the odd scene (he missed some shore leave after that).

One more story of note involves the sporulation-specific kinase PITG_13567.

My reluctance to publicly infuse my personal story into of note's mission began to soften after a trip last Fall to Chaffe Jenetta, a remote coffee farming community in the state of Harrar, in eastern Ethiopia.

Horton also regaled MPs with stories of "sick-note strikes", although David Boyle – whose blogs on the Southern mess have become a must-read – has found no evidence to back that up.

The story of Death Note begins when Light Yagami, the son of the police chief, finds a death note, a note book that kills any person who's name is written in it, which was purposely dropped by the Shinigami (Death God), Ryuk, because he was bored.

It really shouldn't matter to me that these people have no great yarns, no real stories, no points of note; nothing really but webcams and internet hubs.