Sentence examples for where I noted from inspiring English sources

I have a paper napkin from a bar where I noted down Francisco's edict that New Directions must publish both Aira and Roberto Bolaño.

In fact, I used it in a 1957 article in "The American Political Science Review," where I noted I had recently overheard it at a Prince­ton faculty party.

In a Tool Kit article published on Thursday, I wrote about Leica's digital cameras, where I noted that hard-core Leica owners "swear by its craftsmanship, lens quality and lack of bells and whistles".

There was a bittersweet point in my solve where I noted that we are down to one remaining Bee GEE, although I think it's nice that we remember all of them at 55 Across.

The stream has a future, too, where I note my plans and appointments; the future flows into the present, which flows into the past.

We live in a world where, as I noted above, the people across the spectrum hold contradictory ideas within their own minds about what constitutes rational public policy.

After our horrid winter I ended up teaching at Stony Brook on Long Island, where I occasionally noted professors in bell-bottoms with long hair saying, "All power to the people," whoever they might be.

So once more from The Tao of Willie, this time from end of the book, Willie's words again, taken from my journals and scraps of paper where I had noted things Willie said to me over the years.

In a typical BMW review, this is where I'd note the familiar downside of a price that's typically thousands more than cars of similar specification.

Here's also where I should note that Mr. Parker is covering USA vs. Honduras right now if you'd like to follow us both at once.

Skilling also includes the Gāthāsaṃgraha texts, and he specifically mentions the Pratītyasamutpādādivibhaṅganirdeśa, where I simply note sūtra commentaries, of which this is one.