Sentence examples for come to note from inspiring English sources

In keeping with a generation's fascination with itself, the time has come to note the passing of another milestone: On New Year's Day, the oldest members of the Baby Boom Generation will turn 65, the age once linked to retirement, early bird specials and gray Velcro shoes that go with everything.

You come to note that it's very difficult to know that one isn't a BIV.

Swannell first came to note as a rugby player when he represented English club team Northampton.

After the end of the Second World War, several Welsh poets and writers in the English language came to note.

However, the research team came to note later on that some of the so-perceived ANC fees were not specifically directed to ANC services only or at all, but were imposed to every client contacting the clinics concerned as a way of covering at least part of the operational charges (OC) which the facility management incurs.

And then there's the clicking of the keys -- a distinct liability when it comes to note-taking in, say, church.

While that may be true, experts agree, when it comes to notes, leave the laptop out of the equation.

Further, when American energy firms come to China, notes Mr Zhang, they expect to be welcomed.

(Who knows when ICS will come to the Note?).

Pilgrims no longer come to leave notes or flowers.

He gestured at the reporters who had come to take notes.