Sentence examples for with the addendum from inspiring English sources

"All we have to fear is fear itself" is still true with the addendum "and pistol-packing suburbanites".

Take this £61.50 train ticket, which comes with the addendum "Meeting over ran and a later train was needed... previously purchased tickets were used by other team members".

His first recipe was for "seriously zesty bread salad," which appeared with the addendum: "Will taste amazing alongside a piece of slightly charred meat from the barbecue".

(This recalls F. Scott Fitzgerald's lament that there are no second acts in American lives, with the addendum that there may be a third act if you persevere and have somebody to stand by you).

Imagine if Edward Gibbon's The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire were updated with the addendum "as told by genes" and you'd get a sense of the scale of the ambition.

where g is annual dbh increment, with the addendum that τ = − − g 0.45 (2).

For reasons of clarity, a few remarks on how to read this section and the addendum with the complete set of guidelines.

Obviously, there was that name, a melding of two Vincent Price film titles with the baffling addendum of Equations – what on earth did that mean?

People without an idea of how long a book takes to write pass on the tale of an amusing uncle or aunt, along with the strange addendum: I could write it if I had nothing else to do.

This dim, whimsically decorated room hums as diners savor sea bass and lettuce ravioli in dry white wine and succulent beef braised in red wine with the virtuoso addendum of poached pear, as well as panna cotta lively with ginger.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, June 22 , 1929P. 12 Residents of Essex Fells, N.J., are sick of receiving letters with the marginal addendum : "and go boom" View Article By Phil Klay By John Cassidy By Troy Patterson By Amy Davidson Sorkin.