Sentence examples for I should take note of from inspiring English sources

A recent editorial ("Really Show the Man Around," May 31) in your newspaper indicated that I should take note of the problems and opportunities in the Jordan Downs housing development and their implications for broader housing policy reforms.

With embarrassment I will admit that that is where the majority of my news comes from these days, I believe that the friends I trust will post stories and news that I should take note of.

And to both SF Said and readers of this book, I say this: The book carries a message that I think you should take note of, and it's this: However normal you think you are, scrap it.

Everyone should take note of these.

English clubs should take note of Spanish tactics, says Suzanne Wrack.

It is a lesson many should take note of.

It's a rule vegetarians especially should take note of.

Mr. Levinson said state legislators should take note of the issue.

He suggested that doctors should take note of the possible risks to their hard-working patients.

The premier should take note of their unprecedented call, Foley said.

By the by, this is an issue everyone in the room should take note of.