Sentence examples for virgin notes from inspiring English sources

Virgin notes that its most frequent travelers, 1 percent of its total, account for 11 percent of revenue.

In the 1480s, Dutch artist Geertgen tot St Jans depicted the baby Jesus with a prong bell in 'The Glorification of the Virgin.' Note the angel at bottom center ringing two handbells downwards as if to alert the earth to rejoice.

"It [the painting] does not represent the type of virgin noted in the contract and the lista, and there are changes in the figures originally stipulated for the altarpiece". The contract called for a depiction of the Virgin and child with angels and two prophets.

The deal also prompted online speculation that because Clydesdale is one of only a small number of banks worldwide that issues its own banknotes, there could soon be Virgin Money notes – perhaps even featuring a portrait of Sir Richard Branson – circulating in Scotland.

While he insisted the bride price would stay — "our people always insist that a girl be a virgin" — he noted that Kalaidzhi women "were much shyer" when he married some 50 years ago.

In response to this claim, Virgin Media noted that it had increased both the number of its broadband and pay-TV customers over 2013.

Fans of sister CW show "Jane the Virgin" should note that the supernatural showdowns are being executive-produced by "Jane" creator Jennie Snyder Urman.

Although the full launch of the redesigned uniforms won't be implemented until 2014, Virgin's announcement notes that some passengers may notice the new red threads as early as this July when the redesigned uniforms get a final test drive (make that fly).

This of course gave the police the extra headache of making sure rival fans were kept apart, although it was at least refreshing to hear that trains had been laid on for the day (take note Virgin), and that the game would kick off at the wacky time of 3pm (take note FA).

Satisfactory agreement between finite element predictions and test results of the virgin beam is noted.

It comes up again in the Muslim idea of flowing streams and plentiful virgins, though he notes that huri (Persian for nymph) may be a Koranic mistranslation of the Aramaic for "white raisin .Yearning for abundance alternates with the idea that real paradise is swapping earthly pleasure for something better.