Sentence examples for whose note from inspiring English sources
You do hear a little from the engine, whose note is deep and distant but does get louder as the pedal goes deeper into the carpet.
Last year, he passed the Eurovision baton to his countryman Graham Norton, whose note of skepticism is, if anything, brassier still.
"We see little hope of any meaningful debt reduction," said Carol Levenson, a credit analyst with the bond research firm Gimme Credit, whose note to clients on Monday recommended selling the company's bonds.
(Silverdale) asks what is the correct name of a bird known to the natives as the "twirl-up," whose note, a soft, low, monotonous call, may be heard at night.
Bruce Primeau, whose note to his financial planning clients at Wide Financial Group in Minneapolis on this topic inspired me to re-examine it, adds that this isn't simply about keeping more assets under his watch so he can earn a better living.
Unlike Heidegger, who said of "Three Pairs of Shoes," "From the dark opening of the worn insides the toilsome tread of the worker stares forth," and utterly unlike Derrida, whose note on that painting questioned what "constitutes a pair of shoes and how the elements of such combine different forms of reality," my mother said they show how hard some people work.
He's a calm, delicate player whose notes tend to be modest and precisely articulated.
Physical branches at museums in Den Haag and Frankfurt circulated an alternative currency whose notes, designed by the artist Lawrence Weiner, are printed in denominations of hours.
In 1851, the year Sebetwane died, the Kololo were visited by Scottish missionary and explorer David Livingstone, whose notes are a primary source of Kololo history.
Throughout, she adopts a strategy she admires in the works of the psychologist D. W. Winnicott, whose notes on parenting pepper the text.
To put it in modern terms: if a piece is in A minor, one would expect to hear such related chords as D minor and E major, whose notes overlap with the A-minor scale.
