Sentence examples for they were notes from inspiring English sources
Diaries were prohibited, so when a lieutenant asked what he was writing, he said they were notes for letters home.
"These designers are so establishment now that it's easy to forget how radical they were," notes Miles Lambert, curator of costume for the Manchester City Galleries.
Hoffman had the most expressive hands I have ever seen, and he deployed them to full advantage, whether wristily conducting his own bon mots, in "Capote" (2005), as if they were notes in a score, or greeting his new son-in-law, in "The Master," with a pumping handshake that he is loath to release, like a wrestler's grip.
We were careful to refer to the fetuses as the "drafts" rather than our chosen names to remind ourselves that they were notes toward the children we wanted, but if they died, they were just beginnings like all the embryos had been, and we would start again.
On the wall of the former Stardust dance hall in the Bogside, Cleary Connolly's Change Your Stripes, an interactive projection that wobbled and morphed according to how visitors danced in front of it, as if they were notes, and it, a vast piece of sheet music.
They were noted at the time.
They were noted as extremely rare cases and the cash was received for all of them.
There, they were noted by another student, the novelist Alan Holling hurst, who also happened to be an editor for The Times Literary Supplement.
There were no meniscal abnormalities except they were noted to be smaller in size, and the shape of femoral and tibial condyles was found normal.
In particular, they were noted for their urging of clemency toward slaves.
