Sentence examples for to footnote from inspiring English sources
verb
To add footnotes to a text; to annotate.
She is also smart enough to footnote her tattoos with dates.
He did not have to footnote that Jeremy Shockey was traded and Michael Strahan had retired.
It is increasingly common for writers to footnote or refer to material that exists only online.
It also has a tool for sources to footnote articles across the Web with their points of view.
Equally disgraceful is our national inattention to the war itself, which has been relegated to footnote status just days before a national election.
In other words, he's urging the Republican frontrunner to not only write the White House's re-election script, but to footnote it and annotate it as well.
The asterisk directs us to the footnote "To Richard Woodhouse, October 27, 1818".
** The asterisk directs us to the footnote "To Richard Woodhouse, October 27, 1818".
Each is annotated with tiny numbers, which refer to footnotes.
Four years later, no one could accuse Mr Bush of sticking to footnotes.
