Examples of using A footnote in English and their translations into Serbian
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It was a footnote.
But Ashoka is a lot more than a footnote.
Is nothing more than a footnote in some medical text?
That was an accident!The point is that Gaspar was but a footnote.
String theory will be a footnote in the history of science.
This is an example of a footnote;
In more substantial ways,economics is a footnote to yet another philosopher, born some twenty centuries later.
If I miss the speech, Russell,it's barely a footnote in history.
By doing so,he is making himself a footnote to Putin's chapter of history- little more than another of Putin's hollow men.
It's mentioned in a footnote.
Turing(1936) does not elaborate further except in a footnote in which he describes how to use an a-machine to"find all the provable formulae of the calculus" rather than use a choice machine.
While mine is but a footnote.
Unfortunately, their dissent was buried in a footnote that was dropped(along with other caveats and qualifiers) when the executive summary was prepared for Congress and a declassified public version.
You gave me a footnote.
Yeah, if it's all the same to you,Nightingale I'd rather you not refer to Tom as a footnote.
You said you didn't want to be a footnote in someone else's love story.
I was reviewing Chumhum's SEC filings, and there's a recurring joint venture expense,hidden in a footnote, for $112,000.
Detailed instructions: how to delete a footnote in the"Word" and install it.
So what happened to Dahl after Pet Rocks became a footnote in history?
In the English Bible, the Amplified Bible,there is a footnote:"A possible rendering of apostasia ice: Departure(of the church).
No complaints, it's not too bad being a footnote to a legend.
The original Persian title refers to the concept of'besmel' explained in a footnote as:"the supplication required in Islam before the sacrifice of any animal".
If anything at all, Frank Thayer remains just a footnote in history.
I found the second reference to serendipity in Horace Walpole's Correspondence to be a footnote to a sentence in a letter to the social reformer and religious writer, Hannah More.
The jury is still out on whether from the Pirates will prove to be more than a footnote to European democracy.
There is evidence. Last I checked, all you've got is a footnote in a C.D.C. funding request.
We protest against the agreement between Kosovo and Serbia, which defines that Kosovo will not be represented in the regional forums with its full name,the Republic of Kosovo, but with a footnote which degrades the political and constitutional position of Kosovo.
No complaints, it's not too bad being a footnote to a legend.
If Amy's too busy, it gives the rest of you an opportunity to make my life easier… thus assuring yourselves a footnote in my memoirs… tentatively entitled You're Welcome.