Sentence examples for act as a note from inspiring English sources

Last September's referendum should act as a note of caution here: 90% to 95% of respondents in most polls were saying then that they were certain to vote.

At all the sessions, one person act as a note taker and with permission, the interviews were tape-recorded.

This included the need for one member of the group to operate the video to record the lecture and another to act as a note-taking observer.

One research assistant acted as a note taker and the other as the moderator.

By now we know that no such redemption is at hand — it rarely is, for Gavin's characters — but the way Marty takes his loss will act as a grace note for the story and for the book as a whole.

There is no better way to practice an elegant act as a handwritten note; they are beautiful in nature as they are personal.

The penultimate episode, "Primeval", had concluded the Initiative storyline, but Whedon felt the season's overall story arc had not been as cohesive as it could have been, and therefore chose to create an episode to act as a "grace note" to the season, an episode which would comment on each of the four main characters and what they had just been through.

Somatic mutations with the potential ability to act as a biomarker were noted to occur in single genes (eg, TP53, PIK3CA, and GATA3) in <10% of 825 patients with primary breast cancers.

In interviewing female-to-male transsexuals who have undergone either phalloplasty, in which a full-sized penis and testicles are constructed, or the more moderate metoidioplasty, in which the vagina is preserved and the clitoris is freed to act as a small penis, Bloom notes that she had expected to find self-hating women driven to mutilation.

Finish up with a personal touch to your locker - put up a few photos (using the backing technique from last step) of you and your family, friends and pets, bring in a cute item to act as a decoration, stick up notes people have written to you - anything at all!

A second researcher acted as an observer, noting down the most relevant attitudes.