Sentence examples for which to note from inspiring English sources

Linfield, an associate professor of journalism and director of the Cultural Reporting and Criticism program at New York University (of which, to note, I am a graduate), takes on the questions: "Can photography itself make the world more livable?

The environment has been the most obvious public relations failure of the administration so far, and it is also a good issue on which to note the difference between managerial and transformational styles.

But he stubbornly refuses to take the next step, which is to note the effects climate change is already having effects documented by the paper he works for.

When selecting a patch of sand on which to bronze, note that the ratio of tourists to locals decreases the farther north you go.

Bird 498 for instance produces a frequency modulated note (note 4) with an upwards sweep in the second half of the note which is comparable to note 5 in bird 705.

Now a dialog indicating "Development address" will prompt which you need to note down somewhere to keep a note of.

He always carried cards on which to make notes, three-by-six-inch cards printed with his name that could be slipped into an inside pocket.

At the breakfast, each journalist was given a thick spiral notebook and matching pen with the company's logo, with which to take notes on the presentation.

Some studios are more stable than others, and you have to note which ones are which.

Be sure to note which screws belong to which holes, because some of the screws may be different sizes.

Mr. McCain also has some unusual Hispanic surrogates from which to draw, she noted.