Sentence examples for I often note from inspiring English sources

ERIC GRODE Comedy Muscle When trying to narrow down the overwhelming list of Fringe options, I often note which productions got good buzz out of town and which have creative teams and performers whose work I've admired.

And, as I often note, growth increased after Bill Clinton raised the top rate to 39.6 percent in 1993 from 31 percent, contrary to every Republican's expectations, and growth has been stagnant since George W. Bush reduced the top rate to 35 percent in 2003, as well as slashing the tax rate on capital gains and dividends to 15 percent.

There is no telling when I'll have to lay out a face-melter during jury duty or blast out some Stairway while giving plasma at the local blood bank, and I often note to friends that I enjoy rocking and rolling all night and part of every day.

I often note how difficult it is to create a comedy that's not only smart and funny but also charming and surprising.

When I asked Chef Smith how living with art around him had influenced his cooking, an art form in its own right as I often note on my show, he replied "All of our restaurants have art work and the art has to be as original as the food".

Across almost three decades of travel I've often noted the general custom; I've inflicted it on myself.

So, while I have often noted Administration shortcomings (especially at the FCC), here I can give credit where due.

I've often noted that the statesmen who succeed on the big issues have a distinct vision of their goals combined with undeviating energy in pursuing them.

While I've often noted that Andrew Dabb and Daniel Loflin's joint episodes can be hit-and-miss, Dabb penned this installment alone, and aside from the aforementioned Sam flashback niggles, I found it charming from beginning to end.

I have often noted in these pages that Persona remains my all-time favorite film -- "all-time-favorite" an inherently limiting and at times meaningles's concept, yes, but also elemental during those moments when only cinema offers solace.

They often note that breathing in is easy — breathing out is the hard part.