Sentence examples for a note look from inspiring English sources

Two Silences Not the full silence of a sun-warmed furrow, countless minute processes at work tunneling, ramifying, reaching out; intentions, connections, and adjustments:   make a note; look up; smile; meet an eye; then turn back to the task, the blessing of the sun, the heat of thought, but empty silence.

Now the bears are starting to emerge; Patrick Legland at SG had just produced a note looking for an end-year price of $1375 an ounce (and an average 2013 price of $1500).

Analysts at Citigroup - in a note looking at possible surprises in the media sector for next year - take a look at the prospects of News Corp buying not only BSkyB but Sky Deutschland as well.

And on a personal note: "Look, on my watch, most of the habitats and species in the UK have gone through considerable decline.

On a related note, look who's actually willing to come aboard!

If you really like a look you should make yourself a note and look for ways to incorporate it into your wardrobe.

Credit Suisse has issued a thorough note looking at the implications for the banks of yesterday's announcement from the Chancellor that any banks wanting to raise capital from the government will be on substantially different terms from the original proposals.

Oxblood — the season's biggest catchword color — on the collar and cuffs of a bare-toned dress turn a one-note look into a sharp expression of daytime dressing.

Everyone has had that moment where you taking a test, look up, and see another kid pass a note or look at answers on his hand.

I made a note to look up the story when I got home.

You can hold your finger on a word to add a note or look up a definition — but only in books and newspapers, not magazines.