Sentence examples for traditional notes from inspiring English sources

It is a Cibachrome image to which he added traditional notes to the two pieces of toast, and the five parallel lines of a staff to a nearby knife, along with other notations.

The Spanish-language response delivered by the Virginia legislator Elizabeth Guzmán struck the more traditional notes of immigrants' American dreams, but stopped short of a direct challenge to the Trumpian framing of immigration as a threat to the country.

Google Docs is already a pretty simplistic experience, but Slite aims to create a set of collaboration tools around a traditional notes application.

When I was researching my most recent book – which mainly focusses on the events of the past three years of my life – I spent several days going back through my blog archives, plus Twitter, Facebook, Flickr and the rest – to remind myself of details and events that may have been missing from my more traditional notes.

Use the right hand space for taking traditional notes.

On a more traditional note: the man at top right, in the most punctiliously tailored and accessorized suits.

The evening ended on a more traditional note, with John Corigliano's lively "Gazebo Dances," written in 1972 and later scored for orchestra.

Like the waiters in their white dinner jackets, the menu strikes a traditional note, with straightforward appetizers like prosciutto with melon, buffalo mozzarella with tomatoes, and quickly grilled tuna squares surrounding a bed of braised fennel.

This is probably for the best, given the drivel Small Talk had written down in his Guardian-issue notebook, so Small Talk chooses to finish on the traditional note.] OK.

The PEN World Voices Festival of International Literature ended Sunday night on a traditional note, with a lecture by the Indian-born novelist Salman Rushdie, the target of an ayatollah's fatwa in 1989, about the freedom to write.

The app works just like a traditional note-taking system.