Sentence examples for are glad to note from inspiring English sources

And we are glad to note the pacific line of the Standard, which is in keeping with its old traditions as a moderate representative of business feeling.

We are glad to note the complimentary words from the Reviewer #1.

"UNICEF will continue to work with the Government and its partners to ensure all children are reached and are glad to note polio vaccination will continue.

Fans should be glad to note that initial reactions have been overwhelmingly positive, with most declaring the film worthy in its spirit to stand beside the classic trilogy.

I was glad to note that James Meek had awarded the series the accolade of an essay in the current issue of the London Review of Books.

In Italy, where I spent last spring, the police departments in Rome and Milan have been making progress in breaking up terrorist rings and plots; at the same time, I was glad to note that the United States State Department warnings about possible Easter-time threats failed to diminish the crowd that came for the papal audience in St. Peter's Square.

It took a long time, but I am glad to note that John Donohoe's strategy to turnaround eBay includes spinning off Skype through an IPO.

If you haven't been in a while, you will be glad to note that, finally, Gjusta has actual chairs.

And now, I am glad to note that my new governor appears to have learned a thing or two about worshipping his (so-called) "Heavenly Father" from his earthly one.

But you can bring... Whips and chains If the action you're anticipating belongs behind closed doors, then you'll be glad to note that you can pack your adult toys in your carry-on.

Wolfowitz, noting that American forces are glad to have the armored-tank protection for themselves, has said that he thinks the Iraqis will get at least a mechanized brigade fairly soon.