Sentence examples for way of noting from inspiring English sources

Journalism is a way of noting — well, some journalists are wonderful writers and others are just putting facts one after the other.

To say, for instance, that an acquaintance is well preserved is a compliment, but it is also a way of noting that the person is older than oneself.

Moreover, her mother, a lifelong homemaker, had a curiously haiku-ish way of noting how things were served: "The asparagus soup on the yellow linen napkins with the crocus in the Wedgewood".

Boston Manager Terry Francona complimented Beckett for working hard and for maturing, his way of noting how Beckett tempered his emotions, stopped overusing his fastball and became a smarter pitcher.

One of its meanings in Arabic is "right" -- the ancient cartographers' way of noting that Yemen, from the mapmakers' perspective in Athens or Rome or Alexandria, lay to the bottom right of the Arabian peninsula.

He also paints bodies, in and out of water, and buildings by swimming pools or watered lawns, and here too his eyes seem to go wide as he finds a direct and somehow innocent way of noting them down.

The rules prohibit the judges from taking anything in the way of notes to the judging stand.

In The Residence at Whitminster, for example, the present-day narrator reconstructs the story of the death of two boys in 1730 and a subsequent haunting by way of notes written by the children's guardian, letters written a century later by a young woman, her beau's diary, and assorted other documents.

Shero often communicated with his players by way of notes left in their lockers.

"Nitrogen loading threatens life in more than one third of the nation's estuaries," Claussen said by way of example, noting that 40percentt of the nitrogen finding its way into the Chesapeake Bay is airborne.

He cited the closure of one of four stores in Nottingham, by way of example, noting that about 70% of sales from the site migrated to the city's three remaining HMVs.