The wealthy entrepreneur doesn't usually attach a note saying that he usually manages not to pay much tax but this year he'd been forced to cough up.
The latter usually contained a note in the margin: "Ignore.
The staff, which hailed from Central Europe, the Philippines, Italy, Britain and other countries, usually struck a note that was friendly, not chummy; helpful, not obsequious.
Though he wrote large amounts of occasional verse, he usually added a note beneath the title giving the context of the poem.
Writing a student article for the journal, usually called a "Note," gives you the opportunity to research and demonstrate your expertise in the intellectual property area where you want to practice.
Music Notation: Is usually an eighth note-sixteenth note combination.
Within a given time bracket, players play notated material at their own pace — usually a single note or a short phrase.
Occasionally, the children were given a little money - usually a £10 note.
There is usually a warning note in SWD manuals that the application of RF EMF to patients who use AIMD is not recommended or has to be consulted with responsible medical doctor.
Instead, they've found neurons that respond to a portion of the song, usually a few notes, or syllables, at a time.
